Choose someone knowledgeable about Quran as Imam; Follow Islamic teachings correctly according to Sunnah; Be mindful of other people's feelings; Ask for permission before taking any action that could potentially hurt someone else; Respect other people's authority etc..

This hadith is about respecting others and leading prayers properly. It teaches us that when it comes to leading prayers, we must choose someone who is knowledgeable about the Quran and has a good understanding of it. If there are multiple people with equal knowledge, then we must choose whoever migrated to Medina first as they have more experience with Islam than those who came later. Additionally, no one should lead another person's prayer in their house or sit on their throne without permission from them first. This hadith also teaches us to respect other people's authority and not take advantage of them by sitting on their throne or leading prayers without asking for permission first. We must always be mindful of other people's feelings and respect their wishes before taking any action that could potentially hurt them or make them feel uncomfortable.