Respect all religions and beliefs ; Take care not only our own community but also others ; Set standards according to changing times etc..

This hadith explains the value of blood money during Prophet Muhammad's time and how Umar RA increased it when he became caliph. According to this hadith, at the time of Prophet Muhammad PBUH, eight hundred dinars or eight thousand dirhams was set as a standard for Muslims while half that amount was set for people from other religions such as Jews and Christians who were known as dhimmis or protected people. When Umar RA became caliph, he noticed that camels were becoming expensive so he increased the value for those who possessed gold to one thousand dinars, those who possessed silver to twelve thousand dirhams, those who possessed cattle to two hundred cows, those who possessed sheep to two thousand sheep and those who possessed suits of clothing to two hundred suits but left the blood money for dhimmis unchanged. This shows us how important it is not only take care of our own community but also be fair towards others regardless their religion or beliefs.