Be generous towards others even if you possess certain luxuries such as slaves or horses which require your attention and care too; Help those around you who may be struggling with poverty; Fulfill your obligations towards Allah .

This hadith is about the obligation of paying charity. According to this hadith narrated by Abu Hurariah, the Messenger of Allah said that a Muslim does not have to pay charity on their slave or horse. This means that if a person owns a slave or a horse they do not need to give any money as charity for them. This is because these are possessions and not people who can benefit from charity in the same way as other people can. Therefore it is important for Muslims to remember that they do not need to give any money as charity for their slaves and horses but should instead focus on giving money for those who are in need of it more than them.

This hadith also teaches us an important lesson about being generous and helping those who are less fortunate than us. Even though we may own things such as slaves and horses which require our attention and care, we should still make sure that we help others who may be in greater need than us by giving them our time and resources when possible. By doing this we will be fulfilling our obligations towards Allah while also helping those around us who may be struggling with poverty or other difficulties in life.

In conclusion, this hadith reminds us of the importance of being generous towards others even if we ourselves possess certain luxuries such as slaves or horses which require our attention and care too. We should always strive to help those around us who may be struggling with poverty or other difficulties in life so that everyone can benefit from our generosity regardless of their social status or financial situation.