Be considerate of those who may not be able to attend congregational prayers due to their physical or mental limitations; Shorten your congregational prayers; Make things easier rather than harder on fellow Muslims; Show compassion towards those who are weak or sick; Lead with kindness and mercy instead of anger and frustration.

This hadith is about how important it is to be considerate of those who may not be able to attend congregational prayers due to their physical or mental limitations. The Prophet Muhammad ﷺ was very angry when he heard that someone was making others dislike the prayer by prolonging it. He advised that whoever leads the people in prayer should shorten it, as there are those who are weak, sick and have other tasks to do. It is important for us to remember this advice and ensure we don't make attending prayers difficult for anyone due to our own selfish desires or lack of consideration for others. We must also remember that Allah will reward us more if we make things easier on our fellow Muslims rather than harder on them.