Strive for fairness when distributing wealth among family members; Remember Allah will ask us about how we distributed our wealth on Judgment Day; Make sure you are fair in dealings with others at all times; Respect everyone's rights equally; Be just and equitable in dealing with people regardless of their social status or background; Treat everyone equally regardless of gender or age etc.; Follow Islamic teachings regarding distribution/sharing/giving etc.; Be generous while being mindful about balance between generosity & justice etc..

This hadith highlights the importance of fairness and justice when distributing wealth among family members. In this particular case, Bashir's wife asked her husband to give their son one of his slaves, and she wanted the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ as a witness for her request. The Prophet ﷺ then asked Bashir if he had given all of his sons an equal share in terms of wealth or not. When Bashir replied that he hadn't, the Prophet ﷺ said that this was not good and that he would be a witness for what is right. This teaches us that we should always strive for fairness when distributing our wealth among our family members so no one feels left out or neglected. We should also remember that Allah will ask us about how we distributed our wealth on Judgment Day, so it is important to make sure we are fair in our dealings with others at all times.