Be honest in your dealings; Sell gold/silver only like-for-like; Wait if someone asks you to do so; Do not increase part of it over another part; Do not sell something which is there for something which is not present .

This hadith is narrated by Abdullah ibn Umar and it talks about the prohibition of usury or riba in transactions. It also emphasizes on patience when dealing with people. Umar ibn al-Khattab warns against selling gold for gold or silver for silver except like for like, meaning that one should not increase part of it over another part. He also advises not to sell something which is there for something which is not present. Furthermore, he encourages people to wait if someone asks them to wait until they have been to their house as he fears rama or usury for them. This hadith teaches us that we should be honest in our dealings and be patient when dealing with others as Allah does not love those who are impatient and dishonest in their dealings.