Be fair and just when making agreements with others; make sure both parties understand what they are agreeing on so there is no confusion or misunderstanding later on; respect contracts and honor commitments even after you have made them.

This hadith discusses the ownership of pollinated palm trees. It was narrated from Ibn 'Umar that the Messenger of Allah said that if someone buys a pollinated palm tree, then its fruits belong to the seller, unless there is an agreement between them stating otherwise. This means that if someone buys a pollinated palm tree and does not specify in their purchase agreement who will own its fruits, then they will belong to the seller. This hadith teaches us about fairness and justice when making agreements with others; it is important for both parties involved to be clear about what they are agreeing on so there is no confusion or misunderstanding later on. It also teaches us about respecting contracts and honoring our commitments even after we have made them.