Accept your faith obligations towards God & His messenger ; Respect religious figures & teachings ; Seek refuge with God from afflictions & troubles .

This hadith is about how asking too many questions can lead to trouble. It was narrated by Anas ibn Malik that once the people started asking Allah's Messenger questions, he became so angry that he ascended the pulpit and said, "I will answer whatever questions you may ask me today". Everyone around him was covering their faces with their garments and weeping. There was a man who used to be called as a son of someone other than his father, so he asked the Prophet who his father was. The Prophet replied that his father is Hudhaifa. Umar then got up and said they accept Allah as their Lord, Islam as their religion, Muhammad as their Apostle; and seek refuge with Allah from afflictions. At this point, Allah's Messenger said that he had never seen a day like today in its good or evil for Paradise and the Hell Fire were displayed in front of him until it seemed just beyond this wall. This hadith teaches us not to ask too many unnecessary questions because it can lead us into trouble or distressful situations which we would rather avoid if possible. It also reminds us of our obligations towards our faith - accepting Allah as our Lord, Islam as our religion and Muhammad PBUH as our Apostle - which should be done without any hesitation or doubt whatsoever.