Remain impartial and unbiased while making decisions . Make fair judgments without any bias or prejudice . Listen to both sides before passing judgment .

This hadith is about the importance of keeping calm and composed while making judgements. It was narrated by Abdul Malik bin Umair that he heard Abdur Rahman bin Abu Bakrah narrate from his father that the Prophet Muhammad said “Let the judge not pass a judgement when he is angry”. This hadith teaches us that it is important for judges to remain impartial and unbiased while making decisions. When one is angry, they are more likely to be biased and make decisions based on their emotions rather than facts or justice. Therefore, it is important for judges to remain calm and composed so they can make fair judgements without any bias or prejudice.