Once upon a time, there was a small village inhabited by many Muslims. Everyone in the village was kind and friendly to each other, but there was one person who stood out from the rest. His name was Hasan and he was known for being the most excellent Muslim in the village. One day, a traveler came to the village and asked the villagers why Hasan was considered the most excellent Muslim. The villagers explained, "Hasan is the most excellent Muslim because from his tongue and hand, all the Muslims in the village are safe." The traveler was puzzled and asked, "What does it mean to be safe from someone's tongue and hand?" The villagers explained, "It means that Hasan is always careful with his words, and never says anything that could hurt or harm others. He is also always careful with his actions, and never does anything that could cause harm or discomfort to others." The traveler was impressed, and decided to spend some time with Hasan to learn more about him. During his time with Hasan, he noticed that Hasan was always helpful and kind to others, and always followed the teachings of Islam. One day, the traveler asked Hasan about the second part of the Hadith, which says, "The most excellent of the emigrants is one who abandons what Allah has forbidden." Hasan explained, "This means that it is important to follow the teachings of Islam and avoid doing anything that is considered sinful or forbidden by Allah. By doing so, we can become better and more excellent Muslims." The traveler was inspired by Hasan's example, and decided to follow his lead and become a better Muslim himself. From that day on, the traveler lived his life with kindness, compassion, and obedience to the teachings of Islam, just like Hasan. In conclusion, the story of Hasan and the traveler teaches us about the importance of being kind, compassionate, and obedient to the teachings of Islam. By following the example of Hasan, we can strive to be the most excellent Muslims we can be. #childrenstory #ethics