Do not engage in any kind of usurious transactions; Be honest with your dealings; Strive for justice even if it means sacrificing your own interests or gains; Respect other people's property rights; Follow Islamic teachings on financial matters .

This hadith speaks about the prohibition of usurious transactions. It was narrated by Rafi’ ibn Khadij that he had cultivated a land and when the Prophet passed him while he was watering it, he asked him to whom does the crop belong and to whom does the land belong? He replied that it belonged to him for his seed and labour but half of it belonged to someone else. The Prophet then warned against this kind of transaction as it is considered usurious. He instructed Rafi’ ibn Khadij to return the land back to its owner and take his wages for labor instead. This hadith teaches us that we should not engage in any kind of usurious transactions as they are forbidden in Islam. We should also be honest with our dealings with others so that we can maintain good relationships with them. Furthermore, we should always strive for justice even if it means sacrificing our own interests or gains in order to do so.