Give charity according to your capacity; do not underestimate your contribution towards helping others; be generous with your wealth; help those less fortunate than you; strive towards making this world better through small acts of kindness .

This hadith is about the importance and value placed on charity in Islam. It was narrated by Abu Sa’id al Khudri who reported that when Mu‘awiya prescribed half a ‘saʼof wheat equal to one ‘saʼof dates as charity for Eid ul Fitr, he objected to it and said that during the lifetime of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ he used to give out either 1 ‘saʼof dates, 1 ‘saʼof raisins, 1 ‘saʼof barley or 1 ‘saʼof cheese as charity for Eid ul Fitr. This hadith teaches us that giving charity is an important part of our faith and we should strive to give whatever we can in order to help those less fortunate than us. We should also remember that even small acts can make a big difference in someone's life so we should not underestimate our own contributions towards helping others.