ઉદાર લોકોની એ આદત નથી હોતી કે તેઓ મહેરબાની કરવામાં વિલંબ કરે.
It is not the habit of generous people to delay in showing kindness.
It is not the habit of generous people to delay in showing kindness.
Refraining from seeking what is in people's hands is one of the two forms of generosity.
A generous, virtuous youth is more beloved to God than a stingy, devout, ill-mannered elder.
Intellect is a tree whose fruits are modesty and generosity.
Generosity is the cause of leadership.
Wealth is not provided to one who does not spend it.
Visit the one who does not visit you, and give a gift to the one who does not give you gifts.
Generosity without extravagance and humility without harm are part of moderation.
A person's forbearance is deduced from their great endurance, and their nobility from their abundant giving.
Three things are among the gates of goodness: generosity of soul, pleasant speech, and patience in adversity.
Baseness is to brood over petty matters and withhold trivial things.
The best wealth is that which aids in good deeds.
Indeed, you are in greater need of what you have given than the beggar is of what he took from you.
The one upon whom God's blessings increase, people's needs from him also increase.
Indeed, generosity has a measure, and if it exceeds it, it becomes extravagance.
What you consume is gone, but what you feed to others leaves a lasting fragrance.
Do not speak of poverty to yourselves... for whoever speaks of poverty to themselves becomes stingy.
Wealth is never decreased by charity, so give and do not be miserly!
Indeed, God dislikes the one who is miserly in life and generous only at the time of death.
Extending a hand in giving is the most beautiful virtue and the finest quality.
The generous person is close to God, close to people, and close to paradise.
Refraining from reminding others of your favors is the ornament of good deeds.
The best among believers in faith is the one who gives when asked, and remains content and self-sufficient when not given.
Givers are of three kinds: God, the Lord of all creation; the owner of the wealth; and the person through whose hands it is distributed.
Generosity and modesty are the finest of virtues.
The joy of noble people lies in giving, and the joy of vile people lies in taking revenge.
How noble it is for a person to be content with little and give generously!
Indeed, a wise man never rejected perfume and sweets.
Whoever has been granted blessings is obligated to bestow blessings upon other people.
If the petitioner knew the weight of asking, no person would ask another for anything. And if the one asked knew the consequence of withholding, no one would refuse another.
Make generosity and benevolence your defining nature.
Noble people find pleasure in feeding others, whereas vile people find pleasure only in eating.
Know that the best of believers is the one who gives most generously from himself, his family, and his wealth. Whatever good you give forward will remain as a treasure for you, and whatever you hold back will become a benefit for others.
Whoever spends their wealth in the way of God has hastened to receive a reward (from God).
The essence of nobility is truthfulness of tongue and generosity in doing good.
A person's generosity makes them beloved even to their enemies, while miserliness makes them despised even to their own children.
Know that people turning to you with their needs is among God's blessings upon you. Therefore, do not grow weary of these blessings, lest they turn into afflictions.