Paying fair compensation when causing harm or injury to others according to Islamic law .

This hadith teaches us about the importance of compensation in cases of injury or death caused by another person. The Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) taught that the blood-wit for each finger is ten camels. This means that if someone injures another person and causes them to lose a finger, they must pay a certain amount of money as compensation to the injured party. This amount is determined by Islamic law and is usually set at ten camels per finger lost. This hadith also teaches us about justice and fairness in society; it shows us how important it is to ensure that those who are wronged are compensated for their losses in an appropriate manner.