Provide charity or sadaqah; Help those who are less fortunate than you; Relieve people's hardship; Give generously without expecting anything in return .

This hadith highlights the importance and reward for providing food to those in need. It was narrated by Abd al-Rahman bin Abu Bakr and Abu Bakr, two companions of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ. In this hadith, it is mentioned that Prophet Muhammad ﷺ asked if anyone provided food to a poor man today, and when he heard that Abu Bakr did so, he praised his action saying whoever relieves a believer from one of the hardships in this world will receive relief from one hardship on Judgment Day. This hadith teaches us about charity or sadaqah which is an important part of Islam as it helps those who are less fortunate than us. It also encourages us to help others in need as we can expect rewards for our good deeds both in this world and hereafter.