Seek justice even in difficult situations; Strive for fairness and equity; Uphold human life; Respect others’ rights; Pay compensation if needed.

This hadith is about a man from the Ansar who was killed at Khaybar. His relatives went to the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ for help, but they did not have two witnesses who could testify to the murderer. The Prophet ﷺ asked them if they could get fifty people from among those present to take an oath, but they refused. In response, he paid their blood-wit himself as compensation for their loss. This hadith teaches us that justice should be sought even in difficult situations and that we should always strive for fairness and equity in our dealings with others. It also shows us how much importance Islam places on upholding justice and protecting human life, even when it is difficult or inconvenient to do so.