Think carefully before making something compulsory for others; strive to do what is best for those around us; take into account their feelings and circumstances before making decisions or imposing rules upon them .

This hadith is about how Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) was concerned that people would make the Tarawih prayer obligatory during Ramadan. He did not want to lead it on the third night because he feared that this prayer might be prescribed to them and become an obligation. This shows us how much care and consideration he had for his followers, as he wanted to ensure they were not burdened with too many religious obligations. It also teaches us that we should be mindful of our actions and think carefully before making something compulsory for others. We should always strive to do what is best for those around us and take into account their feelings and circumstances before making decisions or imposing rules upon them.