Be open minded towards others’ beliefs/practices; Consider evidence before making decisions; Respect differences in opinion; Be considerate towards others’ feelings/beliefs

This hadith is about the permissibility of a practice called ghila in Islam. Ghila is when a man has sexual intercourse with his wife while she is breastfeeding. The Prophet Muhammad was considering prohibiting this practice but then remembered that other cultures such as the Greeks and Persians practiced it without any harm to their children so he decided against prohibiting it. This hadith teaches us that we should not be quick to judge practices which are different from our own and instead look at the evidence before making decisions on them. It also teaches us to be open minded and considerate towards others who may have different beliefs or practices than our own as long as they do not cause any harm or injury to anyone else.