Be honest in your dealings with others; Uphold justice by refraining from taking anything without permission or consent; Strive to maintain peace and harmony within your community; Respect other people's property rights; Do not take anything without permission or consent from its rightful owner or guardian .

This hadith, narrated by Muhammad b. Mihran on the authority of Abu Huraira, teaches us that plundering is prohibited in Islam, even if it does not have any value. Plundering is a form of theft and stealing which is strictly forbidden in Islam as it goes against the teachings of justice and fairness. It also goes against the values of honesty and trustworthiness which are essential for a healthy society to function properly. Therefore, Muslims should always strive to be honest and trustworthy in their dealings with others so that they can maintain peace and harmony within their communities.

The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) has said “Whoever takes something from another without his permission has committed an act of injustice” (Sahih Muslim). This hadith serves as a reminder for us to always be honest in our dealings with others so that we can maintain peace and harmony within our communities. We should also strive to uphold justice by refraining from taking anything without permission or consent from its rightful owner or guardian.