Be responsible with your finances even during difficult times like divorce or other life changes; strive for justice and fairness when dealing with money matters; make wise decisions regarding financial transactions/agreements; respect others’ rights over their own properties/possessions; seek advice from knowledgeable people before making any major decisions related to money/property ownership etc..

This hadith is about a man named Sa'd b. Hisham who divorced his wife and then proceeded to the city of Medina in order to sell his property. The narrator of this hadith is Zurara b. Aufa who was a companion of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ. This hadith teaches us that it is important for us to be responsible with our finances even when we are going through difficult times such as divorce or other life changes. We should not make rash decisions that could have negative consequences on our financial situation in the future. It also teaches us that we should always strive for justice and fairness in all matters related to money and property ownership so that everyone involved can benefit from it equally without any harm or injustice being done towards anyone else involved in the transaction or agreement.