Practicing moderation in joking
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Etiquette of Speech, Joking & Gatherings
Practicing moderation in joking
The Prophet (SAW) advised against excessive joking that could damage relationships or one's standing with others.
Reference: General principle reflected in hadith collections on moderation in speech, including Jami' al-Tirmidhi
Explanation
Even permissible humor is best kept measured, not overused to the point of undermining respect.
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