Follow guidance from those more knowledgeable than you in order for you stay on track with your faith journey .

This hadith is about a man named As-Subayy bin Ma'bad who used to be a Christian before converting to Islam. He decided to enter ihram for Hajj and 'Umrah, which is an Islamic pilgrimage that Muslims are encouraged to do at least once in their lifetime if they are able. However, when he passed by two people - Salman bin Rabee'ah and Zaid bin Soohan - one of them said something discouraging about his decision. As-Subayy felt so upset that it felt like his camel was on his shoulders. He then went to 'Umar and told him what happened, and Umar reassured him that he was following the Sunnah of the Prophet by performing these pilgrimages. This hadith teaches us that we should not be discouraged from doing good deeds even if others try to discourage us from doing them; instead, we should seek guidance from those more knowledgeable than us in order for us to stay on track with our faith journey.