Stay away from any kind of activities related to usury or interest-based transactions which are considered unlawful according to Islamic teachings; Be content with whatever Allah has given you; Do not take advantage of those who are less fortunate than yourself by charging them extra money or goods for lending out your own resources; Follow Islamic teachings regarding borrowing/lending money/goods etc.; Seek justice even if it goes against your own interests; Treat others fairly even if you don't benefit directly from doing so; Respect other people's rights over their property etc.; Do not exploit people financially etc..

This hadith talks about the verses of usury and its prohibition in Islam. Usury is a form of interest charged on borrowed money or goods that are lent out for a certain period of time. It is prohibited in Islam as it leads to unfairness and exploitation of people who are already struggling financially. The Prophet Muhammad ﷺ has warned against taking part in such activities as it can lead to severe consequences both in this world and the hereafter. He also taught that one should be content with what they have and not seek more than what they need from others through unjust means like usury.

This hadith serves as an important reminder for Muslims to stay away from any kind of activities related to usury or interest-based transactions which are considered unlawful according to Islamic teachings. It also teaches us that we should be content with whatever Allah has given us instead of trying to acquire more wealth through unethical means like taking advantage of those who are less fortunate than ourselves by charging them extra money or goods for lending out our own resources.