Respect differences in opinion; Practice tolerance; Accept people without judgement/criticism; Stone three pillars during Hajj ritual

During the pilgrimage to Mecca known as Hajj, Muslims are required to stone three pillars known as jamrats. This is a symbolic act of rejecting Satan's temptations. In this hadith, it is mentioned that when Prophet Muhammad and his companions returned from their pilgrimage, some of them said that they had stoned the jamrats with seven stones while others said that they did so with six stones. However, none of them denounced each other for their different opinions on how many stones should be used for this ritual. This teaches us an important lesson about respecting different opinions and not judging people for their beliefs or practices even if we do not agree with them. It also shows us how important it is to practice tolerance in our daily lives and accept people who may have different views than ours without any criticism or judgement.