Be fair and just in our dealings and transactions; Be generous and kind towards animals by providing them food in exchange for their services rendered to us humans; Respect all living creatures regardless of size; Treat all living creatures kindly without any discrimination based on species/race/gender etc.; Follow Islamic teachings while dealing with others including animals; Respect nature's resources like water & food etc.; Follow Islamic principles while trading/buying/selling etc.; Give back what you take from nature without harming any living creature unnecessarily; Do not exploit nature's resources beyond your needs etc..

This hadith is about the options that one has when they buy a she-camel with its udder tied up. After milking it, they have two choices; either to keep it or return it with a sa' of dates. A sa' is an ancient unit of measurement which is equivalent to four mudds, and one mudd is equal to approximately 2 kilograms in weight. Therefore, returning the camel would mean giving back four kilograms of dates as compensation for using the camel's milk. This hadith teaches us that we should be fair and just in our dealings and transactions, even if we are dealing with animals like camels. We should also be generous and kind towards animals by providing them food in exchange for their services rendered to us humans.