Fight against injustice even if it means sacrificing your own comfort or safety; strive towards doing good deeds; put forth effort into God's path; remember that your efforts are not forgotten by God .

This hadith speaks about rewards that await a Muslim who fights for the cause of Allah. It is said that if one struggles to fight in the cause of Allah, they will be rewarded with Jannah, which is paradise. Furthermore, those who receive wounds or bruises while fighting in this struggle will appear on the Day of Resurrection looking as fresh as possible and smelling like musk. The Prophet Muhammad ﷺ used an example to explain how long one must fight for this struggle; he said it should be as long as it takes to milk a she-camel twice. This hadith teaches us that we should strive to do good deeds and fight against injustice even if it means sacrificing our own comfort or safety. We should also remember that our efforts are not forgotten by God and He rewards us accordingly when we put forth effort into His path.