Respect fellow believers by being careful with your words and actions so as not to hurt or offend them in any way; strive to protect your fellow believers from any harm or danger they may face; fulfill a key part of being a good Muslim by ensuring all Muslims are safe from each other’s tongues and hands.

This hadith, narrated by Abu Musa, speaks to the virtue of protecting Muslims. It suggests that the most virtuous form of Islam is when one's words and actions do not harm other Muslims. This means that we should be careful with our words and actions so as not to hurt or offend others in any way. We should also strive to protect our fellow believers from any harm or danger they may face. By doing this, we can ensure that all Muslims are safe from each other's tongues and hands, thus fulfilling a key part of being a good Muslim.