Obey laws and regulations set by authorities; Respect other people’s rights; Treat others fairly; Do good deeds; Follow Islamic teachings; Respect authority figures such as governors and leaders; Be just when dealing with others.

In this hadith, Umar ibn al-Khattab is warning his collectors of zakat not to take people's property or inflict physical punishment on them. He states that if they do so, he will take qisas (retaliation) against them. This means that the wrongdoer must suffer a similar consequence as the one inflicted upon their victim in order for justice to be served. Furthermore, Umar mentions that even the Prophet Muhammad gave himself diyya (compensation/retribution). This shows us how important it is to uphold justice and fairness in our society by punishing those who commit wrongdoings with an equal consequence as their victims suffered from.