Be grateful to those who have done good deeds for you or your community ; Strive to emulate their good qualities in your own life ; Recognize those who are knowledgeable in different areas so that they can help guide you on your journey towards righteousness .

In this hadith, the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) praised some of his companions for their qualities and virtues. He mentioned Abu Bakr as being merciful to his nation; Umar as being severe in upholding Allah's orders; Uthman as being modest; Ubayy bin Ka'b as being a good reciter of Quran; Zaid bin Thabit as knowledgeable about inheritance laws; Mu'adh bin Jabal knowledgeable about lawful and unlawful matters; and Abu 'Ubaidah bin Al-Jarrah trustworthy. This hadith teaches us that we should be grateful to those who have done good deeds for us or our community. We should also strive to emulate their good qualities in our own lives so that we can become better people. Furthermore, it is important to recognize those who are knowledgeable in different areas so that they can help guide us on our journey towards righteousness.