Be fair and just when making contracts; Honor agreements once they are made; Treat others fairly and kindly in all dealings; Strive to be generous and kind even if not obligated to do so.

This hadith is about a contract that was made between the Prophet Muhammad and the people of Khaibar. The Prophet Muhammad entered into an agreement with them, in which he would receive half of their fruits or crops yielded. This hadith teaches us to be fair and just when making contracts, as well as to honor our agreements once they are made. It also shows us how important it is to be generous and kind when dealing with others, even if we are not obligated to do so. We should strive to treat others fairly and kindly in all our dealings, just as the Prophet did in this instance.