Intercede without expecting anything in return

This hadith is about the concept of intercession and how it relates to usury. It teaches that if someone intercedes for another person, and they accept a gift in return, then this act is considered as usury. This means that it is not permissible to accept any form of payment or reward for interceding on behalf of another person. Instead, one should do so out of pure intentions and without expecting anything in return. Furthermore, this hadith also serves as a reminder to be mindful when engaging in any kind of transaction or exchange with others, especially when it involves money or other forms of payment.