Be fair and just in business transactions; be honest; be mindful of your actions; do not take advantage of others by withholding information or manipulating them into making decisions that are not beneficial for them.

This hadith is about the rights of a buyer when purchasing a sheep. If the buyer finds that the udders of the sheep have been tied up, they have an option for three days to decide whether they want to keep it or not. If they choose to return it, then they must bring back wheat equal in amount to what was taken from its milk or double that amount. This hadith teaches us about fairness and justice in business transactions as well as being mindful of our actions and their consequences. It also encourages us to be honest in our dealings and not take advantage of others by withholding information or manipulating them into making decisions that are not beneficial for them.