Do what is right regardless of your faith or beliefs; Strive to do kind acts; Embrace your faith sincerely; Reap rewards both in this life and hereafter

This hadith is about the reward of good deeds done before a person embraces Islam. It was narrated by Hakim bin Hizam who asked the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) if he would receive a reward for his good deeds which he did during the period of ignorance before embracing Islam such as keeping good relations with his family and kin, manumitting slaves and giving alms etc. The Prophet Muhammad's response was that he would receive a reward for those actions as long as he embraced them with faith in Allah and His Messenger. This hadith teaches us to always strive to do what is right regardless of our faith or beliefs because Allah rewards all acts of kindness and generosity no matter when or where it is done from. It also encourages us to embrace our faith with sincerity so that we can reap its rewards in this life and in the hereafter.