Avoid futile arguments, for they ruin your good deeds. Avoid quarrels, for they lead you to destruction. And avoid excessive enmity, for it distances you from God.
Your good deed is that by which you better your day, and your evil deed is that by which you cause discord in your community.
Reflection is essential for you, because it leads from misguidance to the right path and reforms one's deeds.
God does not accept any deed from a believer who harbors ill will against a fellow believer.
Speak good so that you may be known by it, and do good deeds so that you may be counted among the righteous.
Whoever sows goodness is sure to reap goodness.
Perform a little good deed in this world so that you may enjoy abundant comfort in the hereafter.
Purifying one's deeds is harder than performing them, and keeping one's intention free from corruption is harder for doers than a prolonged struggle.
May purification from sins congratulate you! So now resume your good deeds afresh!
Beware of sins, for they erase good deeds. Indeed, a person commits a wrong deed and consequently forgets the knowledge they once possessed.
People are like trees; their drink is the same, but their fruits are different.
Beware of associating with open transgressors, for whoever approves of the action of a group is considered one of them.
The best of deeds are those performed with gratitude.
The true devotees of God always keep death in mind, dismiss false worldly hopes, perform abundant good deeds, and commit few errors.
Many good deeds are ruined by ill intentions.