Give charity generously; Help those in need; Treat others with compassion; Do good deeds without expecting anything in return; Share rewards with others who help you do good deeds.

This hadith tells us about an incident where 'Umair, a freed slave of Abi'l-Lahm, gave some meat to a poor person without his master's permission. His master then beat him for it. When he narrated this incident to Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), he said that both the giver and receiver should be rewarded. This teaches us that generosity is highly valued in Islam and those who give charity will receive rewards from Allah SWT. It also shows us how important it is to help those in need as we are all part of one community and have an obligation towards each other. Furthermore, it teaches us not to punish people for doing good deeds as this could discourage them from helping others in future.