Strive for forgiveness even when there is disagreement or dispute between you and your brother/sister; Resolve differences through peaceful means; Seek God's mercy by forgiving others; Cover your face from someone as an example of reconciliation being more important than revenge or punishment in Islam .

This hadith speaks about the importance of forgiveness in Islam. It is narrated by Abu Hurairah that the Prophet Muhammad said that on Mondays and Thursdays, the gates of paradise are opened to all those who do not associate anything with God, except for people who have disputes between them and their brothers. In this case, they will be given respite until they reconcile. This hadith also mentions how Umar bin Abd Al Aziz covered his face from a man as an example of reconciliation being more important than revenge or punishment in Islam. The main idea behind this hadith is that Muslims should strive to forgive each other even if there is disagreement or dispute between them as it is one way to gain God's mercy and forgiveness in return. Furthermore, it teaches us that we should always try to resolve our differences through peaceful means rather than resorting to violence or revengeful acts which can only lead to further animosity between people instead of bringing them closer together like reconciliation does.