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Strive
always to excel in virtue and truth.
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The
best richness is the richness of the soul.
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Whoever
loves to meet Allah, Allah loves to meet him.
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Who is
the most favored of Allah? He from whom the greatest good comes to His
creatures.
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There
is a polish for everything that takes away rust; and the polish for the heart
is the remembrance of Allah.
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It is
your own conduct which will lead you to reward or punishment, as if you had
been destined therefore.
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You
will not enter paradise until you have faith. And you will not complete your
faith until you love one another.
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The
worldly comforts are not for me. I am like a traveler, who takes rest under a
tree in the shade and then goes on his way.
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Conduct
yourself in this world as if you are here to stay forever, and yet prepare for
eternity as if you are to die tomorrow.
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Verily,
Allah is compassionate and is fond of compassion, and He gives to the
compassionate what He does not give to the harsh.
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It is
better to sit alone than in company with the bad, and it is better still to sit
with the good than alone. It is better to speak to a seeker of knowledge than
to remain silent, but silence is better than idle words.
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True modesty is the source of all virtues.
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The love of the world is the root of all evil.
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The most excellent Jihad is that for the conquest of
self.
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Do you love your creator? Love your fellow-beings first.
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Who are the learned? They who practice what they know.
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The ink of the scholar is more holy than the blood of the
martyr.
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Say what is true, although it may be bitter and displeasing
to people.
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This world is a prison for the Faithful, but a Paradise
for unbelievers.
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Riches are not from an abundance of worldly goods but
from a contented mind.
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Those who are patient in adversity and forgive wrongs are
the doers of excellence.
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A Muslim must not hate his wife; and if he be displeased
with one bad quality in her, then let him be pleased with another that is good.
1.
He who goes out in search of
knowledge is in Allah's path till he returns.
2.
The search of knowledge is an
obligation laid on every Muslim.
3.
The one who would have the worst
position in Allah's sight on the Day of Resurrection would be a learned man who
did not profit from his learning.
4.
A man is granted supplication
provided he does not ask for anything sinful or for breaking ties of
relationship.
5.
You have two characters which
Allah likes; gentleness and deliberation.
6.
Nothing but supplication averts
the decree, and nothing but righteousness increases life.
7.
There are three signs of a
hypocrite:
a.
When he speaks he
speaks lies.
b.
When he makes a
promise he breaks it.
c.
When he is trusted he
betrays his trust.
8.
Four characteristics
constitute anyone who possesses them a sheer hypocrite, and anyone who
possesses one of them possesses a characteristic of hypocrisy till he abandons
it:
a.
When he is trusted he betrays his trust.
b.
When he talks he lies.
c.
When he makes a
covenant he acts treacherously.
d.
When he quarrels he
abuses.
9.
When a man dies no
further reward is recorded for his actions, with three exceptions:
a.
Charity which
continues to be supplied.
b.
Knowledge from which
benefit continues to be reaped.
c.
The prayers of a good
son to his dead father.
10. If
anyone removes anxieties of this world from a believer, Allah will remove anxieties
from him on the Day of Resurrection.
11. If
anyone pursues a path in search of knowledge, Allah will thereby make easy for
him a path to paradise.
