Visit people who are sick or suffering from hardships; Provide comfort and support; Be kind and compassionate towards others; Pray for forgiveness on behalf of those you visit; Show gratitude towards Allah SWT's blessings upon you

This hadith speaks to the importance of visiting those who are sick. It was narrated by Abdullah bin Nafi that Abu Moosa al-Ashari visited Ali bin Abi Talib when he was ill. When asked why he had come to visit him, Abu Moosa replied that it was because he was ill. In response to this kind gesture, Ali said that if one visits a sick person then seventy thousand angels will go out with them and pray for their forgiveness until morning or evening comes depending on when they left. As a reward for this act of kindness, Allah will grant them a garden in Paradise. This hadith teaches us the importance of being kind and compassionate towards those who are suffering from illness or any other hardship as it is an act which is greatly rewarded by Allah SWT. It also serves as an encouragement for us to visit our loved ones who may be unwell so we can provide them with comfort and support during their time of need.