Make sure you are aware of your rights and obligations when entering into any kind of contract or agreement; Be clear about what each party will receive from an agreement; Respect ownership rights

This hadith explains that when someone buys palm trees after they have been fertilized, the fruit produced by those trees belong to the seller unless there is a special agreement between them. This means that if a buyer does not make it clear in their contract with the seller that they will own any fruits produced by those trees, then it is assumed that all fruits belong to the seller. This hadith teaches us about ownership and contracts and how important it is for both parties involved in an agreement to be clear about what each party will receive from it. It also teaches us about responsibility and making sure we are aware of our rights and obligations when entering into any kind of contract or agreement.