Be fair while trading; Be honest; Tell truth even if it doesn't benefit you directly; Buy good quality items with money earned through fair trade practices; Respect others' rights while trading .

This hadith is about a man who was appointed as an agent in Khaybar. He brought some excellent dates back from there but when asked if all the dates were like this he said no. He said that two sa of this kind could be taken for three sa or vice versa. The Prophet Muhammad PBUH advised him not to do that but instead to sell the assorted ones for Dirhams and then buy the good ones with those same Dirhams. This hadith teaches us about fairness in trade which is an important value in Islam as it ensures that everyone involved gets what they deserve without taking advantage of anyone else's situation or lack of knowledge. It also teaches us about honesty as it encourages us to be truthful even when it may not benefit us directly because Allah will reward those who are honest even if their honesty does not bring them any immediate gain or benefit.