Fulfill promises/vows made before God . Keep promises within one's means/capabilities . Find ways in which you can still fulfill your promises even if they become hard for you at some point in time .

This hadith is about a grandmother who made a vow or nadhr to walk all the way to the House of Allah. When she could not continue on her journey due to exhaustion or lack of strength, she asked for advice from Abdullah Ibn Umar who told her that it would be permissible for her to ride instead and start walking again from where she left off. He also suggested that an animal should be sacrificed as part of fulfilling this vow. Other companions such as Said Ibn Al Musayyab and Abu Salama Ibn Abd Ar Rahman agreed with this opinion as well. This hadith teaches us that if we make a promise or vow before God then we must fulfill it even if it becomes difficult for us along the way. We should not give up but rather find ways in which we can still fulfill our promises even if they become hard for us at some point in time. It also teaches us that when making vows before God we should always keep them within our means so that they are easier for us to fulfill without having any difficulty along the way.