Do righteous acts ; have faith in God ; be patient ; show gratitude towards God's gifts even when they are difficult tests or trials .

This hadith explains that Allah rewards us for our good deeds and punishes us for our bad deeds through the natural occurrences of life. The Prophet Muhammad ﷺ was asked if people will be punished for every wrong deed they do, to which he replied by asking if people don't get sick or exhausted or feel sad when something unfortunate happens to them. He then said that these are the punishments we receive from Allah in return for our wrongdoings. It is important to remember that although we may not always see it right away, Allah will always reward those who do good with goodness in return and punish those who do evil with misfortune in return. We should strive to live a life full of righteousness so that we can receive blessings from Allah instead of punishment.