Respectful agreements between parties; Follow through on agreements; Be mindful of intentions; Walk away for a while before finalizing anything

This hadith explains that when two people enter into a transaction, they both have the right to annul it until they separate or their transaction gives one another the right of annulling. For example, if two people agree to buy something from each other but then decide not to go through with it before separating, then either person has the right to cancel the agreement. Additionally, if their agreement includes a clause allowing either party to cancel at any time before separation then this clause must be respected and followed in order for the agreement to be binding. Ibn Abi Umar also added that whenever he entered into a transaction with someone with an intention not break it, he would walk away for a while and come back again before finalizing anything. This is an important lesson in being mindful of our intentions and making sure we are following through on our agreements even after we have made them.