Be grateful for all blessings from God , Seek guidance from those with more knowledge , Make informed decisions based on wisdom rather than emotion alone .

This hadith is about accepting the charity that Allah has given us in times of fear and danger. In the Qur'an it is mentioned that if we are afraid of being attacked by non-believers then we can shorten our prayers as an act of charity from Allah. 'Umar b. al-Khattab was wondering about this so he asked the Messenger of Allah who confirmed that it was indeed an act of charity from God and should be accepted as such. This hadith teaches us to be grateful for all the blessings that God gives us even if they come in difficult times or situations where we may feel scared or threatened by others who do not share our beliefs or values. It also reminds us to always seek guidance from those who have more knowledge than ourselves when faced with difficult questions or decisions so that we can make informed choices based on wisdom rather than emotion alone.