Consider forgiving those who have wronged you instead of seeking revenge or retribution; Make sincere promises with God's name; Strive for peaceful resolution between two parties who have been hurt or wronged each other in some way; Have faith in God's will when making promises with His name attached .

This hadith is about forgiveness in lieu of retaliation. It tells us that if someone has wronged us, we should consider forgiving them instead of seeking revenge or retribution. In this hadith, a woman broke another woman's tooth and the Prophet decreed retaliation for it. However, her brother offered to forgive her and take blood money instead. When he swore an oath that he would not break her tooth, everyone agreed to forgive her. The Prophet then said that there are some slaves of Allah whose oaths are fulfilled by Him if they swear by Him. This teaches us that we should always strive for forgiveness rather than revenge or retribution as it is more pleasing to God and can bring peace between two parties who have been wronged or hurt each other in some way. We should also remember that our words have power; if we make an oath with sincerity then God will fulfill it according to His will.