Respect people's rights regardless of their religion or beliefs ; Fulfill your commitments ; Abide by Islamic law ; Avoid entering into relationships with those already married ; Do not wrong one another .

This hadith speaks about the rights of a pre-Islamic marriage. It is narrated that a woman became Muslim and then married another man while her first husband was still alive. When the first husband found out, he went to the Prophet and told him what happened. The Prophet then took away the woman from her second husband and returned her to her original spouse. This shows that even if someone converts to Islam after being in an existing marriage, their rights are still respected according to Islamic teachings. It also teaches us that we should not enter into any kind of relationship with someone who is already married as it would be considered wrong in Islam.

The lesson here is that we should always respect people’s rights regardless of their religion or beliefs, as this is what Allah has commanded us in His book - The Quran - “And do not wrong one another” [ 4:129 ]. We must also remember that no matter how much time passes or how much our circumstances change, our commitments remain valid until they are fulfilled or annulled according to Islamic law.