તારે એવી વ્યક્તિ સાથે ભાઈચારો રાખવો જોઈએ જે તને ચેતવે અને રોકે, કારણ કે ખરેખર તે જ તારું સમર્થન અને તારું માર્ગદર્શન કરે છે.
You should maintain brotherhood with someone who warns and restrains you, for indeed he supports you and guides you.
You should maintain brotherhood with someone who warns and restrains you, for indeed he supports you and guides you.
Stay attached to the majority, for the hand of God is with the community; and beware of division, for the isolated person falls prey to the devil, just as a stray sheep falls prey to the wolf.
A believer is a brother, eyes, and a guide to another believer. He does not betray, oppress, or deceive him, nor does he make a promise to him only to break it.
Let not your brother be stronger in breaking ties with you than you are in maintaining them!
The best of brothers is the one who does not pry into the faults of his brothers.
Enduring the offenses of brethren is the highest form of nobility.
It is essential for you to maintain brotherhood with virtuous people, for they are an adornment in prosperity and a help in adversity.
The best of your brothers is the one who frequently angers you for the sake of the truth.
A believer is a mirror to another believer.
The best brother is the one after whose loss you would not wish to remain in the world.
Establishing brotherhood for the sake of God makes love pure and sincere.
Whoever does not maintain brotherhood possesses no goodness.
A believer's resentment is only momentary; once he departs from his brother, he harbors no ill feeling, whereas an unbeliever's malice lasts a lifetime.
Your best brother is the one who helps you.
When you want to know the truth about your brother, make him angry. If his affection for you still proves true after that, then he is your brother, otherwise not.
Give sincere and unadulterated advice to your brother, whether it pleases him or displeases him.
The one who visits his fellow brother earns a greater reward than the one being visited.
Whoever forsakes his brother for a whole year, it is as though he has shed his blood.
A believer is not truly a believer until he becomes like a single body to his fellow brother, such that when one vein is stricken, all other veins ache for it.
If a person hears his fellow believer being backbitten in his presence and does not defend him while capable of doing so, the burden of that sin reaches him in this world and the hereafter.