Obey your elders even if you don't understand why they are asking you to do something .

This hadith is about a dispute between Hudhaifa and someone from Aqaba, which was resolved by the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ. It was revealed that there were fourteen people involved in the dispute, but if Hudhaifa was counted among them then they would be fifteen. Twelve of these people were enemies of Allah and His Messenger ﷺ in this world, while the other three put forward an excuse that they did not hear the announcement of Allah's Messenger ﷺ or understand what he meant when he said something due to being in a hot atmosphere. The Prophet Muhammad ﷺ then warned them not to go ahead of him at their next station as there would be little water available there, but some people still went ahead despite his warning and he cursed them on that day for disobeying him. This hadith teaches us that we should always obey our elders even if we don't understand why they are asking us to do something because it could be for our own benefit or protection in the long run. We should also try our best not to get involved in disputes as it can lead us astray from following Allah's commands and teachings which will ultimately lead us away from Paradise instead of towards it.