Try your best not resorting violence or aggression; Resolve conflicts peacefully through dialogue; Understand one another's perspectives better; Forgive others after disagreements occur; Restore relationships after disagreements occur; Use mediation when resolving conflicts between two parties who are at odds with each other .

This hadith is about the Prophet Muhammad's ability to bring peace between two people in conflict. In this case, it was between Abu Bakr and Aisha. Abu Bakr had asked for permission to enter the room where the Prophet was with Aisha and heard her speaking in a loud voice. He became angry and wanted to slap her but the Prophet prevented him from doing so. After some days passed, Abu Bakr asked for permission again and found that they had made peace with each other. He then said that he wanted to be included in their peace as he was included in their war. The Prophet accepted his request and they were all reconciled together again. This hadith teaches us that even when we are angry or upset with someone else, it is important to try our best not to resort to violence or aggression but instead try our best to resolve conflicts peacefully through dialogue and understanding one another's perspectives better. It also shows us how powerful mediation can be when it comes resolving conflicts between two parties who are at odds with each other as well as how important forgiveness is for restoring relationships after a disagreement has occurred between two people or groups of people.