Do your good deeds sincerely without expecting any worldly reward or recognition from people

This hadith is about the importance of concealing one’s good deeds and not publicizing them. It is narrated by Abu Huraira, who was a companion of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ. The Prophet ﷺ said that all people will be forgiven for their sins except those who publicize their good deeds, meaning that they should not tell others what they have done in order to gain recognition or praise from others. Instead, they should do the deed and leave it to Allah to reward them for it in His own way and time. The word hijar used here means ‘publicizing’ or ‘making known’ which is something that should be avoided when doing good deeds as it defeats the purpose of doing something out of sincerity for Allah alone without expecting any worldly reward or recognition from people.