Stand up for what is right and practice justice & fairness when settling disputes between people or groups regardless of their beliefs or backgrounds .

This hadith is about how the Prophet Muhammad settled a dispute between two parties. Two paternal uncles of Abdullah bin Sahl came to the Prophet after their nephew was found slain in one of Khaibar's dry wells. They suspected that it was done by the Jews but they could not swear an oath as they did not witness it themselves. The Prophet then asked if the Jews would be willing to swear fifty oaths declaring that they did not kill him but since they were non-believers their oaths could not be accepted either. In order to settle this dispute fairly and justly, the Prophet paid for the blood money himself out of his own pocket as a sign of justice and fairness towards both sides involved in this case. This hadith teaches us that justice should always prevail over any other considerations when settling disputes between people or groups regardless of their beliefs or backgrounds; it also shows us how important it is for us to stand up for what is right even if we have no personal stake in it ourselves like what our beloved prophet did here when he paid for something out of his own pocket even though he was not directly involved in this case at all.