Invest responsibly according your agreement made between you and your partner/agent; Be accountable for your investments; Follow through on business ventures you enter into; Pay attention when investing money into something; Make sure you understand all terms before entering into any agreement related to investments/business ventures etc..

This hadith discusses the responsibility of an investor when it comes to a qirad loan. A qirad loan is a type of investment where an investor provides capital to an agent who then uses that money to purchase goods or services with the intention of making a profit. In this case, the agent purchased wares and transported them to a commercial centre but was unable to make a profit from selling them there. He then hired transport to take them elsewhere and sold them at a loss. The cost of hire was greater than the principal amount invested by the investor. According Malik's opinion in this hadith, if the cost of hire can be covered by what was realized from selling off what was bought with the principal amount invested then that is acceptable but whatever portion remains must be paid for by the agent themselves as it is not something that can be put on to or taken from what was given by the investor originally. This teaches us that investors are only responsible for their own investments and should not have any additional liability beyond that which they have already agreed upon with their agents or partners in business ventures.