Respect other people’s beliefs even if you don’t agree with them; Take responsibility for your actions; Treat everyone equally regardless of religion or background; Recognize lineage rights among all people .

This hadith is about the relationship between children and their fathers. It was narrated by Ibn 'Abbas and As-Sa'b bin Jaththamah who said that they asked the Prophet Muhammad about what would happen if horses belonging to Muslims trampled over women and children of idolaters. The Prophet replied that these children are from their fathers, meaning they belong to them in terms of inheritance rights. This hadith teaches us that even though a child may not have been born into a Muslim family or raised as a Muslim, they still have rights as an offspring of their father's lineage. It also teaches us the importance of respecting other people's beliefs even if we do not agree with them ourselves.