Be honest when giving testimonies in court or other legal matters; Maintain good relationships with your siblings/family members; Stay away from deceitfulness; Avoid harboring enmity against your brother/sister/family members; Be reliable sources for information when needed by others around you .

This hadith is about the testimony of certain people and how it should be treated by the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ. The Prophet ﷺ rejected the testimony of deceitful people, those who harbour enmity against their brothers, and those who are dependent on a family. He did not allow them to give any kind of testimony in court or other legal matters as they were not reliable sources for information or evidence due to their character traits or circumstances. However, he allowed other people to give testimonies in such cases as long as they were trustworthy and honest individuals with no ill intentions towards others. This hadith teaches us that we should always be honest when giving testimonies in court or other legal matters so that justice can prevail without any biasness or prejudice from our side towards anyone else involved in the case. It also teaches us to stay away from deceitfulness and enmity towards our brothers so that we can maintain good relationships with them at all times while also being reliable sources for information when needed by others around us.