Give charity out of your own wealth; Follow teachings from Prophet Muhammad; Help those who are less fortunate than you; Pay Zakat during Ramadan

This hadith is about the Prophet Muhammad prescribing a zakat to be paid by Muslims at the end of Ramadan. A zakat is an obligatory charity that is given to those in need and it is considered an act of worship in Islam. The amount prescribed was either one sa’a, which is equivalent to four mudds, or two kilograms and five hundred grams, of dried dates or one sa’a of barley. This hadith teaches us that we should give charity out of our own wealth and that we should help those who are less fortunate than us. It also shows us how important it is for us to follow the teachings and guidance given by Prophet Muhammad as he was sent as a mercy for all mankind.