Pay your due share fairly according to what you own; Give donations even if its something small like an old animal which may no longer be useful for you but can still provide sustenance for someone else who needs it more than you do .

This hadith explains the rules of paying Zakat on sheep. According to this hadith, if a person has forty or fewer sheep then they must pay one sheep as their Zakat payment. If they have between forty-one and one hundred and twenty then they must pay two sheep as their payment. Similarly if they have between one hundred and twenty-one and two hundred then three sheep must be paid as their payment. For more than three hundred animals a person must pay one animal per every hundred animals in their flock as their payment. The hadith also states that partners who share ownership over a flock should each pay according to their respective shares in it. Additionally it is mentioned that the collector of this tax should not accept any decrepit or defective animal nor any male goat unless he wishes to do so himself. This hadith teaches us about being fair when paying taxes on our possessions; we are expected to give our due share according to what we own without trying to cheat or deceive anyone else involved in this process by combining separate flocks together or separating combined flocks apart so as not reduce our tax burden unfairly . It also teaches us about being generous with those who are less fortunate than us by giving them donations even if it is something small like an old animal which may no longer be useful for us but can still provide sustenance for someone else who needs it more than we do .