Perform your religious duties with sincerity; take care your physical cleanliness by performing wudu regularly before engaging in any form prayer or supplication; strive for piety and righteousness; give charity when possible .

This hadith speaks about the importance of worship and ritual ablution in Islam. On the Day of Resurrection, Muslims will be rewarded for their acts of worship such as prostrating and performing wudu. They will be radiant from prostrating and shining from wudu, which is a sign that Allah has accepted their deeds. This hadith encourages us to perform our religious duties with sincerity so that we can receive Allah's blessings on the Day of Judgment. It also reminds us that our actions have consequences; if we do good deeds, we will be rewarded in this life and in the hereafter. Furthermore, it teaches us to take care of our physical cleanliness as well as spiritual purity by performing wudu regularly before engaging in any form of prayer or supplication.