Respect for others' beliefs , Careful with words , Avoiding accusations without proof

This hadith explains the consequences of accusing someone else of disbelief. It is narrated by Ibn 'Umar who was a companion and close relative to Prophet Muhammad ﷺ. The Prophet ﷺ said that if someone accuses another person of disbelief, then one or both people will be deserving of the title. If it is true that the accused person is a disbeliever, then their disbelief has been confirmed but if it is false then it will revert back to the accuser as they have falsely accused another Muslim. This hadith teaches us to be careful with our words and not accuse others without proof as we may end up being wrong and facing repercussions for our actions. We should also remember that even though we may disagree with each other on certain matters, we should still respect each other's beliefs and opinions as Muslims are all brothers in faith regardless if they differ in opinion or practice.