God disapproves of those who command others to do good deeds but do not practice them themselves, and forbid others from evil but practice it themselves.
It is disgraceful for a person that their action falls short of their knowledge and their deed is weaker than their words.
The essence of knowledge is acting upon it.
Faith is spoken words, performed actions, and the comprehension of intellect.
Act righteously. Deeds will benefit, prayers will be heard, and repentance will be accepted.
Indeed, when a scholar does not act upon his knowledge, his advice slips from hearts just as rain slips off a smooth rock.
One who prays without action is like one who shoots an arrow without a bowstring.
A person is tested by their actions, not by their words.
The beauty of a scholar lies in acting upon his knowledge.
Whoever falls short in action is afflicted with sorrow and anxiety.
Acquire whatever knowledge you wish, yet God will not benefit you through knowledge until you act upon it; for the scholars strive to preserve knowledge, whereas the foolish only strive to recite it.
Whoever acts with truth attains salvation.
Whoever does not recognize the benefit of goodness is unable to put it into practice.
Whoever acts upon what they know, God will teach them that which they do not know.
Knowledge will benefit you even with little action, while ignorance will not benefit you even with much action.