Think before acting on anger or resentment; Trust in Allah's judgement; Pray regularly; Be patient with others.

This hadith is about the Prophet Muhammad's practice of Qunut, which is a type of supplication made during prayer. In this particular instance, he was praying for one month to invoke a curse upon some tribes of Arabia who were responsible for the murders in Bi’r Ma’una and Raji'. After this period, he abandoned it. This hadith teaches us that although we may feel anger or resentment towards someone or something, we should not act on it without thinking carefully first. We should also remember that Allah alone has the power to punish those who do wrong and that He will do so in His own time.