Dealing with Rude Encounters at the Mosque During Ramadan

AsSalamu Alaikum, everyone. I need a bit of advice on a situation that happened at my local masjid. I’ve been attending for Taraweeh and Qiyam prayers, and after finishing Taraweeh, I was heading out to get my shoes with some friends. At the doorway, another sister trying to get in told us in a pretty hostile way that there were people behind us. I explained that there were also people in front of us, and we couldn’t move. It turned into a back-and-forth argument, and things got tense-she even went inside the prayer area and came back to the doorway to say, "You were talking, just accept it." This sister is a volunteer at the mosque; I met her last year, and our only interactions since then have been when she called me twice to ask for donations. Earlier this Ramadan, we were friendly, and she even asked me to help with dishes after Suhoor, which I did. I admit, her rude tone made me raise my voice too, and I feel awful about it-having a loud argument in the house of Allah, especially during Ramadan, is something I regret deeply. I’m trying not to take it personally, as I don’t know what she’s going through, but it felt like misdirected anger. On a broader note, I’ve noticed some volunteers can come across as harsh, like shouting corrections during prayer, which ends up being more distracting. They probably mean well, but I think there’s a gentler way to handle things in a masjid. Any thoughts or advice would be really appreciated. JazakAllah Khair.