Try our best to resolve conflicts peacefully without resorting to violence or aggression; Strive for patience and forgiveness even in difficult situations; Respect others even during disagreements; Seek justice through peaceful means; Follow Islamic teachings on how we should treat others during disputes; Be kind towards others even if they are wronging you; Show mercy towards those who have wronged you instead of seeking revenge or retaliation.

This hadith is about resolving disputes peacefully. It was narrated from Ya'la that he hired a worker who fought with a man and bit his hand, and his tooth fell out. So he referred the dispute to the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ who advised the worker not to resort to violence when in dispute with another person. He asked him if he wanted to bite the other man's hand like a stallion bites, implying that it would be an act of aggression and would only lead to further conflict. This hadith teaches us that we should always try our best to resolve conflicts peacefully without resorting to violence or aggression as it will only lead us further away from peace and harmony. We should also remember that Allah ï·» loves those who are patient and forgiving even in difficult situations, so we should strive for these qualities as well.