Be willing to make sacrifices in order for your faith in God remain strong even when you are faced with difficult situations or hardships in life; Be prepared at all times so you can protect your faith from any harm or danger it might face from outside forces; Give your greetings when appropriate; Remind others their responsibilities towards their faith; Respect those who sacrificed themselves before you; Show loyalty towards your religion and its teachings .

This hadith speaks about sacrifice for the sake of Allah. On the day of Uhud, a man was sent by The Messenger of Allah, may Allah bless him and grant him peace, to bring news about Sad ibn al-Rabi al-Ansari. When he found Sad Ibn Al Rabi he asked what he was doing there and Sad Ibn Al Rabi told him that he had been stabbed twelve times but still wanted to give his greetings to The Messenger Of God and remind everyone that they will have no excuse with God if The Prophet were killed while any one them were still alive. This hadith teaches us how important it is for us as Muslims to be willing to make sacrifices in order for our faith in God remain strong even when we are faced with difficult situations or hardships in life. It also reminds us not only should we be willing make sacrifices but also be prepared at all times so we can protect our faith from any harm or danger it might face from outside forces or enemies who wish ill upon us as believers in Islam.