Follow fair practices while dealing with others financially

The Prophet Muhammad taught us that there are certain types of transactions that should be avoided. Mulamash and Munabadha are two such transactions which the Prophet forbade us from engaging in. Mulamash is a transaction where one party gives something to another without any exchange or consideration in return. Munabadha is a transaction where one party agrees to pay another at an unspecified time in the future for something they have already received. Both of these transactions are considered invalid according to Islamic law and should be avoided as they can lead to disputes between parties involved in the transaction.

The Prophet's teachings remind us that we must always strive for fairness and justice when dealing with others, even when it comes to financial matters. We must ensure that all parties involved in a transaction receive what is due to them and avoid any type of unfairness or exploitation which could lead to disputes between them later on down the line.