Does the hadith "Be moderate with yourselves" imply that raising the voice in dhikr after prayer is not permissible?

Question : Does the hadith regarding the one who came to seek evidence indicate that it is blameworthy to raise one's voice in the dhikr of tasbih after prayer?

Answer : Yes. Does this apply to this, meaning? No, because people do not find themselves in this situation, but in the hadith mentioned by the author, they strain themselves. That is why he said, "Be moderate with them," and he did not say, "Lower your voices," "Be silent," or "Keep it secret." He said, "Be moderate with them," which implies that they raise their voices to a degree that is difficult for them.