Be honest in your dealings with others; Give generously when you have extra resources; Fulfill your promises if you make them; Respect leaders appointed over you

This hadith, narrated by Abu Hurairah, explains the consequences of being dishonest and selfish. The Prophet Muhammad ﷺ said that there are three types of people who will not be forgiven by Allah on the Day of Resurrection. These include a person who has spare water in a desert but refuses to give it to a traveler; someone who sells an item after the afternoon prayer and swears falsely about its price; and someone who pledges allegiance to an Imam for personal gain but does not fulfill his promise if he does not receive something in return. These actions demonstrate dishonesty, selfishness, and greed which are all traits that go against Islamic teachings. As such, these people will face painful punishment from Allah on the Day of Judgment for their wrongdoings. It is important for Muslims to remember this hadith when engaging in any type of transaction or dealing with others so as to ensure they remain honest and generous at all times.