Have patience when you are cursed or insulted by others; Do not take your blessings for granted; Believe in God's plan; Have faith in God's mercy and justice; Be grateful for all your blessings

This hadith speaks about the power and importance of curses. It is narrated by Abu Huraira that he heard Allah's Messenger asking Allah to make any curse he gives to a believing servant as a source of nearness on the Day of Resurrection. This means that even if someone is cursed by another person, it can still be beneficial for them in the long run if they are believers. On the Day of Judgment, this curse will be seen as an act that brings them closer to God and will be rewarded accordingly. This hadith teaches us that we should not take things too personally when we are cursed or insulted by others because it could actually benefit us in ways we cannot imagine now. We should also remember not to take our blessings for granted because they can easily be taken away from us at any time.