Accept judgements given by those in authority even if you do not agree with it

This hadith speaks about accepting judgement according to Allah's will. It is narrated by Abu Sa'id that the people of Qurayza agreed upon to accept the verdict of Sa'd. The Prophet Muhammad PBUH sent for him and he came. He asked them to stand up for their chief or best among them, and they did so. Then, he asked them if they accepted Sa'd's judgement, and they said yes. So, Sa'd gave his judgement that their warriors should be killed and their women and children should be taken as captives. The Prophet Muhammad PBUH approved this decision saying it was according to Allah's judgment. This hadith teaches us that we must accept judgements given by those in authority even if we do not agree with it because it is ultimately Allah who has given this decision through His wisdom. We must also remember that justice is an important part of our faith; therefore we must strive for justice in all aspects of life while still being obedient towards those in authority over us who are appointed by God Himself.