Have faith in Allah and His Messenger; strive for something good; perform pilgrimage rituals correctly

This hadith speaks about the best deeds that a person can do. It states that having faith in Allah and His Messenger is the best deed one can do. This means believing in all of God's teachings and following them as closely as possible. After this comes jihad which means striving for something good or fighting against evil. Lastly, it mentions hajj mabrur which is an accepted pilgrimage to Mecca where Muslims perform certain rituals such as circling around the Kaaba seven times and praying at Mount Arafat. All these deeds are important for a Muslim to do if they want to please God and gain rewards from Him on Judgment Day.