Pay taxes honestly and in full amount; Be honest in all your dealings with others; Remember Allah will reward you for being truthful; Help your government run its affairs properly.

This hadith talks about taxation on crops. It states that if the crop is watered by rain, rivers, brooks or underground moisture then a tenth of it should be paid as tax and if it is watered by draught camels then one-twentieth should be paid as tax. This hadith teaches us to pay taxes honestly and in full amount so that we can help our government in running its affairs properly. It also teaches us to be honest in our dealings with others and not to cheat them out of their money. We should also remember that Allah will reward us for being honest and truthful in all our dealings with others.