Be generous when resolving disputes; Respectfully resolve conflicts; Give what you can in charity; Marry off your children if possible

This hadith is about resolving disputes through generosity. Two men were arguing over ownership of some gold found on a piece of land one of them had purchased from the other. They took their case before a third person who suggested that they marry off their children and use any money left over for charity. This teaches us that it is important to be generous when resolving disputes, as it can help bring people together rather than drive them apart. It also shows us how important marriage is in Islam, as it can be used as an effective way to resolve conflicts between two parties while also providing financial security for both families involved. Finally, this hadith reminds us of our duty towards charity; even if we have little left after settling our own affairs, we should still give what we can in order to help those less fortunate than ourselves.