Be fair when dealing with others; Make sure you are giving back what you have taken; Ensure your transactions are done with justice and fairness so both parties benefit equally from it

This hadith talks about a transaction between two parties. It states that if someone takes thirty cattle from another person, then they must give a Jadh’ah calf in its second year as payment. If they take forty cattle then they must give a Musinnah as payment instead. A Jadh’ah is a young calf while a Musinnah is an adult cow or bullock. This hadith teaches us to be fair when dealing with others and to make sure we are giving back what we have taken in return. We should also ensure that our transactions are done with justice and fairness so both parties benefit equally from it.