Wear silver jewelry in moderation and avoid anything associated with idol worshiping such as brass rings .

This hadith is about the Prophet Muhammad's advice to a man who was wearing an iron and brass ring. The Prophet told him that he should wear silver rings instead, but not one that is too expensive or equal to a mithqal. A mithqal is an ancient unit of weight used in the Middle East and North Africa which was equivalent to 4.25 grams of gold or 4.25 grams of silver. This hadith teaches us the importance of moderation when it comes to spending money on jewelry and other items, as well as avoiding anything associated with idol worshiping such as brass rings which were commonly used by pagans at the time of the Prophet Muhammad's mission in Arabia.