Remember good things from our past; Appreciate others; Respect different opinions/beliefs/backgrounds; Show gratitude for past memories/experiences

This hadith is about a man named Alqama who went to a mosque in Syria and prayed there. After he finished praying, he sat in a circle with some other people. Then another man came and everyone seemed annoyed by his presence. The man asked if anyone remembered how Abdullah used to recite the Quran. The rest of the hadith was not mentioned but it can be assumed that this question made everyone remember fondly of Abdullah's recitation of the Quran which made them feel better about his arrival. This hadith teaches us that remembering good things from our past can help us feel better in difficult situations or when we are feeling down or anxious. It also shows us that even though we may not always get along with someone or be happy with their presence, it is important for us to remember all of their good qualities as well so that we can appreciate them more fully as human beings.