Express your opinion without declaring someone pure with Allah; Be mindful when speaking about yourself or other people; Speak the truth no matter how difficult it may seem at times; Practice humility and modesty; Avoid boasting or feeling proud/arrogant; Avoid expressing praise in another person's presence .

The Prophet Muhammad ﷺ taught us that it is not appropriate to praise someone in their presence. Instead, we should express our opinion of them without declaring them pure with Allah. This hadith teaches us to be humble and not boastful about ourselves or others. We should also remember that only Allah can declare someone as pure, so we must be careful when speaking about others. We must also remember that even if we do not say something directly praising another person, our actions can still be seen as a form of praise and thus should be avoided.

The Prophet Muhammad ﷺ also taught us the importance of being mindful when speaking about others and to always speak the truth no matter how difficult it may seem at times. He reminded us that by praising someone in their presence, we are essentially “beheading” our friend because it can lead to feelings of pride or arrogance which are both considered sins in Islam. Therefore, this hadith serves as a reminder for all Muslims to practice humility and modesty when speaking about themselves or others around them.