Give women autonomy over themselves; Respect wishes even if they remain silent; Consult those under guardianship before making decisions on their behalf.

This hadith speaks of the rights of women in regards to their own marriages. It states that a previously married woman has more right over herself than her guardian when it comes to deciding who she will marry. Similarly, an orphan girl should be consulted regarding marriage and if she remains silent then it is assumed that she has given permission for the union. This hadith emphasizes the importance of giving women autonomy over their own lives and decisions as well as respecting their wishes even if they remain silent on the matter. It also highlights how important it is for guardians to consult those under their care before making any decisions on their behalf.