Seek justice without bias or prejudice towards either party involved in any lawsuit or dispute regardless of their social status, wealth etc., Accept responsibility for our actions and seek forgiveness from Allah SWT if we have wronged someone else .

This hadith is about justice and fairness in lawsuits. It was narrated by Yali who participated in the Ghazwa of Tabuk with the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ. He gave a young camel to be ridden in Jihad and that was one of his best deeds. Then he employed a laborer who quarrelled with another person and one of them bit the hand of the other and pulled out his front tooth. The injured man then instituted a suit against him before the Prophet ﷺ who rejected that suit saying “Do you expect him to put out his hand for you to snap as a male camel snaps (vegetation)?” This shows us that justice must be served fairly without any bias or prejudice towards either party involved in any lawsuit or dispute. We should not expect someone else to suffer for our own wrongdoings or mistakes but rather accept responsibility for our actions and seek forgiveness from Allah SWT if we have wronged someone else.

The Prophet ﷺ also used an analogy here comparing how people should not expect others to suffer for their own wrongdoings just like how we would not expect someone else’s hand to be put out so we can snap it like how male camels snap vegetation when they eat it. This teaches us that justice must be served fairly without any bias or prejudice towards either party involved in any lawsuit or dispute regardless of their social status, wealth, etc., as this would lead to injustice being done upon innocent people which is something Allah SWT does not approve of at all!