Inform your partner before selling any shared property

This hadith explains the importance of informing one's partner when selling something that is shared between two people. It teaches us that pre-emption rights should be given to both parties involved in a shared property. This means that if one person wants to sell their share of a house or garden, they must first inform their partner and give them the opportunity to buy it before anyone else does. If this isn't done, then the other person has more right to purchase it than anyone else. This hadith also teaches us about fairness and justice in our dealings with others; we should always make sure we are treating everyone fairly and giving them equal opportunities when making decisions about shared property.