Clearly communicate expectations before signing off on an agreement; Be mindful of your words and actions; Be fair in business transactions.

This hadith explains a rule regarding ownership of pollinated date-palm fruits. When someone sells pollinated date palms, their fruits will be for the seller unless the buyer stipulates otherwise. This means that if a buyer does not specify in their agreement with the seller that they want to own any resulting fruit from those trees, then it is assumed that they do not want them and so they will belong to the seller. This hadith teaches us about fairness in business transactions and how important it is for both parties involved to clearly communicate what each expects from an agreement before signing it off. It also teaches us about being mindful of our words and actions as we are responsible for our own decisions and agreements.