Show mercy towards those who have wronged you or others .

This hadith is about the mercy and forgiveness that is encouraged in Islam. It was narrated by Abu Huraira that a man was killed during the time of Prophet Muhammad, and when his killer was brought before him, he said that he did not mean to kill him. The Prophet then advised the next of kin not to take revenge as it would lead them to Hell. He then let him go, with a string tied around his neck so he became known as Dhul-Nis'ah or ‘the one with the string’. This hadith teaches us that even though justice must be served for any wrongdoings, we should still show mercy towards those who have wronged us or others because Allah is Most Merciful and forgiving. We should also forgive those who have wronged us instead of seeking revenge because this will bring us closer to Allah’s pleasure.