Encourage forgiveness between people; Accept blood money/compensation instead of revenge; Seek justice through legal means; Respect equality among all people regardless of status or wealth; Show mercy towards others even if wronged by them; Follow teachings of Prophet Muhammad (ﷺ) .

This hadith is about forgiveness and retribution. It narrates an incident where a man brought the killer of his kinsman to the Messenger of Allah and asked for justice. The Prophet advised him to forgive the killer, but when he refused, he was told that if he could not forgive then take Diyah or blood money as compensation instead. When even this was refused by the man, then it was said that if one cannot forgive nor accept compensation then they are just like their enemy and should kill them in retaliation. In this hadith we learn that forgiveness is highly encouraged in Islam as it brings peace between people and prevents further bloodshed. However, if one cannot bring themselves to do so then they can seek retribution through taking blood money or killing their enemy in return for what has been done against them.