Give back to community , Be generous , Be kind towards others , Pay charity voluntarily

The Prophet Muhammad prescribed a charity to be paid at the end of Ramadan by both young and old Muslims. This charity was known as sadaqah which is an Arabic term for voluntary giving or donation. It is important to note that this sadaqah was not mandatory but rather voluntary and it was meant to be given among all Muslims regardless of age or social status. This hadith serves as an example for us today in terms of how we should give back to our communities and help those in need during times of hardship such as during the month of Ramadan when many people are fasting from dawn till dusk. It also teaches us about generosity and kindness towards others regardless if they are family members or strangers alike.