Give charity while you are healthy and close-fisted with some fear for poverty but hope for wealth; Do not defer your charitable acts till you die; Be generous; Help those who need it most without putting yourself at risk financially or otherwise; Reap rewards both in this life and the hereafter by doing good deeds while alive; Be mindful about your own financial situation before helping others financially etc..

This hadith speaks about charity, which is an important part of Islamic teachings. It encourages people to give charity while they are healthy and have some fear of poverty, hoping to become rich. The hadith also discourages deferring charity until one's death as it may not reach its intended recipient then. Giving charity in such a state will bring more reward than giving it when one is close to death or already dead. This teaches us that we should always strive to do good deeds while we are alive so that we can reap the rewards in this life and the hereafter. We should also be mindful of our own financial situation so that we can help those who need it most without putting ourselves at risk financially or otherwise.