Show compassion during times of distress; Be mindful of your words/actions when faced with difficult situations; Avoid resorting to foolish acts that are not beneficial to anyone involved; Do not give into your emotions when faced with difficult situations; Respect others even in times of difficulty or distress.

This hadith is about the Prophet Muhammad's (PBUH) compassion and empathy towards Abdur-Rahman bin Awf's son, Ibrahim, who was in his last breaths. The Prophet took him in his lap and cried for him despite being prohibited from doing so by Abdur-Rahman himself. The Prophet then went on to explain that he did not prohibit crying but rather two foolish immoral voices during a calamity such as clawing at one's face or tearing one's clothes as well as Shaitan’s scream. This hadith teaches us the importance of showing compassion during times of distress and calamities instead of giving into our emotions and resorting to foolish acts that are not beneficial to anyone involved. It also reminds us to be mindful of our words when faced with difficult situations because they can have an immense impact on those around us.