Be brave and courageous when facing difficult situations; never give up or turn away from your responsibilities; face challenges head-on with courage and bravery.

This hadith is about the bravery of Ja’far in battle. It was narrated by Nafi’ that Ibn ‘Umar stood beside Ja’far who was dead after being killed in a battle and counted fifty wounds on his body caused by stabs or strokes. What makes this even more remarkable is that none of these wounds were on his back, showing that he did not turn away from the fight but faced it head-on with courage and bravery. This hadith teaches us to be brave and courageous when facing difficult situations, no matter how daunting they may seem. We should also remember to never give up or turn away from our responsibilities as this could lead to dire consequences.