Strive to do good deeds even if you are not facing any difficulties or hardships; Be grateful for your blessings; Have patience during trials and tribulations; Persevere during difficult times.

This hadith speaks about the Day of Judgement when people will be rewarded for their deeds in this world. It is narrated by Jabir that Prophet Muhammad said that on that day those who were pardoned in life will wish they had been tried and tested instead. This means that even though they were spared from trials and tribulations in this world, they will regret it on the Day of Judgement as it would have been better for them to have gone through these tests so they could receive rewards for their patience and perseverance. This teaches us to never take our blessings for granted as we may not realize how much we need them until it is too late. We should also strive to do good deeds even if we are not facing any difficulties or hardships as these good deeds can help us earn rewards from Allah on the Day of Judgment.