Be thankful for what you have been given from God , Look at situations objectively before making any judgments or assumptions

This hadith is about the companions who were in the state of Ihram when they saw a wild ass. One companion chased after it and killed it, but some refused to eat its meat while others did. The Messenger of Allah then said that this was food provided by Allah so they should eat it. This hadith teaches us that we should be thankful for what we have been given from God, even if we don't understand why He has given us something or why He has allowed something to happen to us at first glance. We must trust in His wisdom and accept whatever He gives us with gratitude as everything comes from Him alone. It also teaches us not to judge other people's actions without knowing all the facts first - just because someone does something differently than you doesn't mean that their action is wrong or bad; rather, you must look at the situation objectively before making any judgments or assumptions about someone else's behavior or choices.