Respect the rights of others even if they are absent or minors; Be honest and trustworthy in business dealings; Maintain good relationships with others through fair dealing; Uphold justice and fairness in all transactions.

This hadith explains that partners do not have the right to pre-empt each other in deals. This means that if one partner has already made a deal with someone else, the other partner cannot claim any rights over it. The hadith also mentions that this rule applies to minors and those who are absent as well, meaning they do not have any rights either. This hadith teaches us the importance of fairness and justice in business dealings, as well as respecting the rights of others even if they are not present or are minors. It also encourages us to be honest and trustworthy in our dealings with others so we can maintain good relationships with them.