The meaning of the saying of Allah the Exalted: "And do not raise your voices against him as some of you raise their voices against others."

The Shaykh : This means that when calling him, you should not shout as you would shout if you were calling a colleague. No, address him with what? With the etiquette befitting him (peace and blessings be upon him). For example, you might call out to one of your colleagues and shout, "Oh so-and-so, oh so-and-so," at the top of your voice. But your addressing the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) must be with etiquette. In Surat al-Nur, Allah the Exalted said: One of the meanings of the verse is that when I see a person from among the people, I say to him, "Oh so-and-so," by his name: "Oh Abdullah, oh Abd al-Rahman, oh Bakr, oh Khalid, oh Ali," and the like. But with the Messenger (peace and blessings be upon him), I do not say "Oh Muhammad," but rather I say "Oh Messenger of Allah," "Oh Prophet of Allah," and the like. Do not make the calling of the Messenger among you like the calling of some of you to others. This is one of the meanings of the verse. The second meaning is that when he calls you, answer him, and do not make it like the calling of some of you to others. If your companion calls you, you have the choice: if you wish, answer, and if you wish, do not answer. But answer him.