Strive for honesty and trustworthiness; Let go off any grudges you may have against others; Forgive others; Take your words seriously; Accept responsibility for your actions; Respect Islamic laws and regulations; Be truthful when testifying in court.

This hadith explains that the testimony of certain people is not permissible in court. These people include those who are untrustworthy, have been subjected to one of the punishments prescribed by Islam, or hold a grudge against someone else. This means that if these people testify in court, their words cannot be trusted and will not be accepted as evidence. This hadith teaches us that we should always strive to be honest and trustworthy individuals so that our words can be taken seriously and accepted as evidence when needed. Additionally, it also teaches us to forgive others and let go of any grudges we may have against them so that our testimony can be accepted in court if necessary.