મૂર્ખ માણસ તિરસ્કારથી પણ સુધરતો નથી, અને તે હંમેશાં નુકસાન અને ખોટમાં જ રહે છે.
A foolish person is not reformed even by humiliation, and he is never free from defect and loss.
A foolish person is not reformed even by humiliation, and he is never free from defect and loss.
There are four signs of a betrayer: disobeying God, causing distress to neighbors, harboring malice toward peers, and leaning toward defiance.
I do not like an ignorant elder, an oppressive rich person, or an arrogant poor person.
You should cultivate forbearance, for it is the pillar of knowledge.
The happiest of people is the one who associates with noble individuals.
A believer is one who eats according to the desire of their family, and a hypocrite is one whose family eats according to their desire.
What an excellent faith is good character!
How disgraceful it is for a person to be two-faced!
Whoever has bad manners brings dishonor upon their lineage.
When a person possesses a good quality, expect other good qualities like it in them.
Displaying gentleness is also part of virtue.
A generous, virtuous youth is more beloved to God than a stingy, devout, ill-mannered elder.
If a man possesses no sense of protective honor for his family, his heart has turned perverse.
Whoever harbors suspicion also has a corrupted intention.
Generosity is the cause of leadership.
Moderation is half of livelihood, and good character is half of faith.
A vile person's promise is merely delay and excuses.
Baseness is to brood over petty matters and withhold trivial things.
What a terrible heritage is bad manners!
There are three traits in which nobility of character lies: lowering the gaze, softening the voice, and walking at a moderate pace.
Humility is sufficient for greatness.
A noble intention is proof of pure origin.
Your true ornament is good manners.
A vile person views past favors done to him as debts due to him that he had the right to collect.
True repentance is when a person's inner self becomes like his outer self, or even better.
Three things are proof of a person's nobility: good conduct, restraining anger, and lowering one's gaze.
What you should not do in public, do not do in private either.
Humility is the ladder to honor.
A believer is cheerful and pleasant, while a hypocrite is sullen and angry.
A person is tested by their actions, not by their words.
A believer is a mirror to another believer.
Know that cowardice, stinginess, and greed are of the same nature, brought together by mistrust.
A believer is one from whose hand and tongue people are safe (he causes no harm), and a believer is one whom people trust with their wealth and lives.
Whoever has bad character will be despised by their own family.
The most incapable of people is the one who has the power to remove shortcomings from himself, yet does not do so.
It is sufficient flaw in a person to have three traits: 1. being aware of faults in others while being ignorant of them in oneself, 2. feeling ashamed of others for flaws that one also possesses, 3. causing trouble to one's companion over things that do not concern them.
Pity the person whose single vice outweighs their many virtues!
If you practice patience, do so like noble people, otherwise you will merely be consoled like beasts.
Courage in a person is in proportion to their zeal.
A believer's nature is to offer sincere counsel, and their characteristic is to restrain anger.
A believer is one whose inner resolve is firmer than solid rock, yet who is humbler than a servant.
Through gentleness of character, people feel warmth and affection.
The example of a hypocrite is like that of the colocynth: its leaves are green, but its taste is bitter.
God has granted humans the best of this world and the hereafter only through their good character and pure intention.
The worst person is one who repays good with evil, and the best person is one who repays evil with good.
A person's great modesty is proof of their faith.
Be truthful so that you may become loyal.
There is repentance for every sin except bad character, because whenever its possessor leaves one wrongdoing, they fall into another.
People are like trees; their drink is the same, but their fruits are different.
The joy of noble people lies in giving, and the joy of vile people lies in taking revenge.
When a person's inner self is pure, their outer self becomes strong.
A believer is gentle, kind, easygoing, and trustworthy.
Intellect is a covering for flaws.
One whose inner secret is beautiful will also have a beautiful exterior.
Inner adornment is more beautiful than outward adornment.
Good character is the fruit of intellect.
If character is noble, speech will be gentle.
If indecency were a physical creation, it would be God's worst creation.
Do not befriend a liar, for he will make his actions seem appealing to you and wish that you become just like him.
Noble people find pleasure in feeding others, whereas vile people find pleasure only in eating.
Good character fosters affection.
If his character is bad, do not arrange a marriage with him.
Nobility of character is that God does not find you where He forbade you, nor finds you absent where He commanded you.
How can a believer truly be called a believer when he is discontent with his destiny, diminishes his own standing through his deeds, and God is his judge?
A believer may possess all kinds of disposition except betrayal and falsehood.
Nobility is attained through intellect and good manners, not through wealth and lineage.
None befriend the virtuous except those who are like them.
One whose character is bad never feels secure.
A vile person is at their most vulgar when in power, and breaks promises whenever they make them.
Among the noble deeds of a generous person is overlooking what they know.
One who cannot be humble in their own eyes cannot rise high in the eyes of others.
Never associate with someone whose ambition leads them toward baseness.
The first step of human decency is maintaining an open and pleasant demeanor, and its final step is showing affection toward people.
The worst of people is the one who is quick to anger and slow to reconcile.
Rectification of outward behavior is the mark of sincerity of hearts.
The greatest impression is made by a person whose conduct when meeting someone is so captivating that there is no need to ask about his name, lineage, or position.
Whoever renounces three things attains three things: whoever renounces evil attains honor, whoever renounces arrogance attains dignity, and whoever renounces stinginess attains nobility.