Strive for peace and reconciliation when there is conflict among people or groups; Proper etiquette when praying so as not disrupt others who are praying around us; Speak out loud only when necessary during prayers; Respect God's words being recited in prayers by refraining from making too much noise with our hands or feet etc..

This hadith is about the importance of reconciliation between people who are in conflict with each other, as well as proper etiquette for prayer. The Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) was informed of a dispute between two tribes, Banu 'Amr b. 'Awf, so he went to them after the noon prayer in order to reconcile them. He then instructed Bilal that if he did not return before the afternoon prayer started, then Abu Bakr should lead it instead of him. Lastly, he gave advice on what people should do if something happened during their prayers - men were told to say “Glory be to Allah” while women were told they could clap their hands instead of speaking out loud during prayers. This hadith teaches us that we must strive for peace and reconciliation when there is conflict among people or groups; it also reminds us of proper etiquette when praying so as not disrupt others who are praying around us or draw attention away from God's words being recited in prayers by speaking out loud or making too much noise with our hands or feet etc..