Respect each other's opinions without raising your voice or arguing too much in front of them.

This hadith speaks to the importance of respecting Allah and His Prophet, as well as being humble when interacting with them. It is narrated by Ibn Abi Mulaika that a group of riders from Banu Tamim came to the Prophet, Abu Bakr suggested appointing Al-Qa'qa bin Mabad bin Zurara as their ruler while Umar suggested appointing Al-Aqra bin H'Abis instead. Both Abu Bakr and Umar argued so much that their voices became louder, which prompted the revelation of a verse from Quran 49:1 which states “O you who believe! Do not be forward in the presence of Allah and His Apostle”. This verse serves as a reminder for believers to remain humble when interacting with Allah and His prophet, even if they disagree on something. It also teaches us to respect each other's opinions without raising our voices or arguing too much in front of them.