Respect other people's property and do not take advantage of them by stealing their belongings or money without their knowledge or consent .

This hadith discusses the punishment for theft in Islam. It was narrated by 'Ata' that the least amount for which a thief's hand should be cut off is the price of a shield, which was ten Dirhams in those days. Abu 'Abdur-Rahman An-Nasai also mentioned another hadith from Ayman, whose narrations preceded, to prove this point further. This hadith shows that theft is considered to be an extremely serious crime in Islam and it has severe consequences if committed. The punishment serves as an effective deterrent against stealing from others or taking what does not belong to one without permission or consent of its rightful owner. It also teaches us to respect other people's property and not take advantage of them by stealing their belongings or money without their knowledge or consent.