Sahih Muslim #4096

The Prophet (ﷺ) said, "The poor person is not the one who asks a morsel or two (of meals) from the others, but the poor is the one who has nothing and is ashamed to beg from others."

Miskin is not he who is dismissed with one or two dates, and with one morsel or two morsels. (In fact) miskin is he who abstains (from begging). Read if you so desire (the verse):" They beg not of men...

He who begs the riches of others to increase his own is asking only for live coals, so let him ask a little or much.

He who buys foodgrain should not sell it until he has taken possession of it.

He who buys foodgrain should not sell it until he has taken full possession of it.

He who has land should cultivate it himself, but if he does not cultivate it himself, then he should let his brother cultivate it.

He, who has surplus land (in his possession) should cultivate it, or he should lend it to his brother for benefit, but if he refuses to accept it, he should retain it.

He who has land should cultivate it or lend it to his brother, but if he refuses, he should retain his land.

When a man becomes insolvent (and the other) man (the seller) finds his commodity intact with him, he is more entitled to get it (than anyone else)

The vow neither hastens anything nor defers anything, but is the means whereby (something) is extracted from the miserly person.