Make time for your loved ones no matter how busy you are with your own tasks and responsibilities ; Be kind ; Show compassion ; Give charity ; Take responsibility .

This hadith narrates an incident in which Anas bin Malik took Abdullah bin Abu Talha to the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ to perform the custom of Tahnik. This is a practice among Muslims where when a baby is born they take it to the Prophet ﷺ who would chew a piece of date and put some of its juice in the baby’s mouth. At this time, the Prophet ﷺ was also branding camels for Zakat. This hadith shows us that even though he was busy with other important tasks such as collecting and distributing charity money from people who could afford it, he still found time to perform this small but meaningful act for his followers. It teaches us that we should always make time for our loved ones no matter how busy we are with our own tasks and responsibilities.