Paying Taxes honestly & responsibly .

This hadith is about two people named Abdullah bin Utba bin Masud and As Sa’ib bin Yazid who used to work in the market of Medina during the time of Caliph Umar bin Khattab. They were responsible for collecting taxes from people called Nabateans who lived in that area. The taxes were collected as a tenth or 10% of their income or possessions. This hadith teaches us that it is important to pay taxes so that governments can use them for public services like building roads and schools etc., which benefit everyone in society. It also teaches us that we should be honest when paying our taxes so that everyone can benefit equally from these services.