Be mindful of your rights and responsibilities when it comes to owning joint property; Respect others' rights over shared properties; Agree upon division before doing so.

This hadith explains that when two or more people own a piece of land together, they have the right to pre-empt each other if one of them wishes to sell it. However, this right does not apply if the land has been divided and its boundaries have been established. This means that once a person has their portion of the land clearly marked out, they can no longer exercise their right to pre-empt another person's portion. This hadith teaches us that we should be mindful of our rights and responsibilities when it comes to owning property with others. We should also be aware that once we divide up our property among ourselves, we cannot go back on our decisions or take away someone else's rights without their consent.