Fulfill your duties & responsibilities towards your possessions & others ; Give what's due from you .

This hadith explains that those who do not fulfill their obligations related to their wealth and animals will be punished on the Day of Resurrection. It is narrated by Jabir bin Abdullah, a companion of Prophet Muhammad, that he said “There is no owner of camels or cattle or sheep who does not give what is due on them, but he will be made to stand for them on the Day of Resurrection in a flat arena, and those with hooves will trample him with their hooves, and those with horns will gore him with their horns”. He further explained what these obligations are such as lending males for breeding, lending buckets for water and giving them to people to ride in the cause of Allah. Similarly, there is no owner of wealth who does not give what is due on it but a bald-headed Shuja'a[1]will appear to him on the Day of Resurrection; its owner will flee from it and it will chase him and say to him “This is your treasure which you used to hoard”. The lesson here being taught by this hadith is that one should always fulfill his/her duties towards others as well as his/her possessions so they can avoid punishment in the hereafter.