Give generously to those in need; Help others with your time and energy; Donate according to your ability; Be kind towards others; Show compassion when helping those less fortunate than you; Be selfless when donating your resources or skillset .

This hadith, narrated by Abu Hurariah, tells us about the importance of charity in Islam. It was reported that Umar said the Messenger of Allah enjoined Sadaqah and some people were not giving it. The Prophet Muhammad then asked why Ibn Jamil was not giving charity when he had become wealthy after being poor. He also reminded Khalid bin Al-Walid that he should be saving his shields and weapons for the sake of Allah instead of withholding his charity. Lastly, he mentioned Al-Abbas bin 'Abdul-Muttalib, who was the paternal uncle of the Prophet Muhammad, saying that it is obligatory for him to pay as much again in terms of charity. This hadith teaches us about how important it is to give back to those in need through charitable donations or other forms such as volunteering our time or skillset. It also reminds us that even if we are not financially able to give money away, we can still help others with our time and energy which can be just as valuable a contribution towards helping others in need.