Pay your dues before death; Take responsibility for your actions in life; Strive not leave behind any unfinished business or unresolved issues when you die; Offer help whenever possible; Be compassionate towards others in need of help .

This hadith is about the importance of paying off one's debts before death. It was narrated by Jabir ibn Abdullah that when a dead Muslim was brought to the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him - PBUH), he asked if there were any debts due from him and people said yes, two Dirhams. He refused to offer funeral prayer until someone paid off his debt. AbuQatadah al-Ansari then offered to pay them and the Prophet accepted his offer and prayed over him. The Prophet also declared that if any believer dies with unpaid debts, he will be responsible for paying it; and if anyone leaves property, it goes to his heirs. This hadith teaches us that we should always strive to pay our dues before death so as not burden our families or loved ones after we are gone. We should also take responsibility for our actions in life so as not leave behind any unfinished business or unresolved issues when we die.