Be honest and fair when dealing with others; Strive for justice and fairness even without evidence; Try to resolve disputes patiently; Consider cancelling transactions as an option if both parties cannot come to an agreement.

This hadith is about resolving disagreements between two parties involved in a transaction. It teaches us that if both parties cannot agree on something and neither of them have any proof to back up their claim, then the owner of the goods should decide or they can choose to cancel it. This hadith encourages us to be honest and fair when dealing with others, as well as being patient when trying to resolve disputes. It also reminds us that we should always strive for justice and fairness even if we don't have any evidence to support our claims. We must also remember that cancelling a transaction is an option if both parties cannot come to an agreement.