Buy goods after seeing them and being satisfied with them .

This hadith discusses the rules and regulations of buying animals. It is forbidden to buy an animal without seeing it first because it cannot be guaranteed that the animal will be as described by the seller. The hadith also mentions three things that are forbidden in animals; al-madamin which is selling what is in the wombs of female camels, al-malaqih which is selling breeding qualities of camels for stud and Habal al-habala which refers to a type of sale where a buyer pays for an animal before they have seen it or taken possession of it. This type of sale has been disapproved by Malik because when a buyer pays for something before they have seen or taken possession of it then there can be no guarantee that what they are buying will actually match their expectations. Therefore, this type of sale should not take place and instead buyers should only purchase goods after they have seen them and been satisfied with them.