Make supplications to God for justice against those who wrong us or interfere in our affairs without permission; Leave it up to God instead of taking matters into our own hands; Be patient and not let emotions get out control when faced with difficult situations; Remember only God can truly punish those who do wrong .

This hadith is about how the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) was angry when his enemies interfered with his prayer on the day of Battle of Ahzab. He made a supplication to Allah, wishing that they would be filled with fire in their graves or stomachs as punishment for what they did. This hadith teaches us to be patient and not let our emotions get out of control when we are faced with difficult situations, but also to make supplications to Allah for justice against those who wrong us or interfere in our affairs without permission. We should also remember that only Allah can truly punish those who do wrong, so we should leave it up to Him instead of taking matters into our own hands.