Fast during Ramadan or other days prescribed by Islamic law; Strive for good deeds; Repent sincerely when you make mistakes; Obey God's commands; Be humble in your actions and words.

This hadith, narrated by Abu Huraira, tells us that Allah rewards those who fast. It also tells us that the smell of a fasting person is more pleasing to Allah than even the most expensive and fragrant scent, musk. This hadith encourages us to fast in order to gain reward from Allah and reminds us that our actions are not hidden from Him. It also teaches us that we should strive for good deeds as they can be expiated or forgiven by God if we repent sincerely. Furthermore, it teaches us humility as it reminds us that even something as small as our breath can be pleasing in His sight if we do good deeds such as fasting.