Speak concisely in public or when giving lectures; Listen attentively; Be mindful of how much time you spend talking versus listening; Get your message across without wasting time or energy; Respect other people's opinions even if they differ from yours; Strive to keep conversations brief yet meaningful.

The Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) was known for his short sermons on Fridays. He would not give long speeches, but instead he would only say a few words. This is an important lesson for us to remember that we should be concise and to the point when speaking in public or giving lectures. We should also strive to keep our conversations brief and meaningful so that we can get our message across without wasting time or energy. Furthermore, this hadith teaches us the importance of being mindful of how much time we spend talking and how much time we spend listening. It is important to listen carefully and attentively so that we can understand what others are saying and respond appropriately.