Pay taxes honestly and responsibly according to Islamic teachings

This hadith talks about taxation on agricultural produce. It states that a tenth of the produce should be paid as tax if it was watered by rivers or rains, and a twentieth should be paid if it was watered by camels. This hadith teaches us to pay taxes in order to support our government and society. Taxes are important for running public services such as schools, hospitals, roads etc., so paying taxes helps us maintain these services for everyone's benefit. The hadith also teaches us to be honest when paying taxes and not try to cheat or avoid them because this would lead to unfairness in society.