Be generous and kind even when faced with adversity or denial from others; Strive to do what is right even if it means going out of our way or sacrificing something ourselves in order to do so .

This hadith is about an incident that occurred between the Prophet Muhammad and some Jews. The Prophet wrote to them asking them to pay a bloodwit for a slain man found amongst them, but they denied any knowledge of the slayer. A bloodwit is money or goods given by someone who has killed another person in order to compensate their family for their loss. In this case, it was one hundred she-camels as compensation for the death of this man. Despite their denial, the Prophet still paid out of his own pocket as an act of kindness and generosity towards those who were wronged by this crime. This hadith teaches us that we should always be generous and kind even when faced with adversity or denial from others, and that we should always strive to do what is right even if it means going out of our way or sacrificing something ourselves in order to do so.