જેને વધારે પડતું ખાવા-પીવાની આદત હોય છે, તેનું દિલ કઠણ થઈ જાય છે.
Whoever is accustomed to excessive eating and drinking becomes hard-hearted.
Whoever is accustomed to excessive eating and drinking becomes hard-hearted.
The worst thing that dwells in the heart is malice.
Excessive enmity is a burden upon the heart.
The tongue of a hypocrite is sweet, but in his heart lies a hidden affliction.
Whatever your heart rejects, leave it.
The eye is the messenger of the heart.
Fragrance strengthens the heart.
Indeed, in hearts there are guidance-bearing signs that lead the souls away from negligent people.
Contemplation is the life of an insightful heart.
Indeed, a heart devoid of knowledge is like a ruined house that is uninhabited.
If you have no choice but to seek recreation, then seek recreation away from the sins of the heart.
Sin takes hold of the heart, and there is no glance in which evil desire is not lurking.
Hearts are of three types: a heart preoccupied with the world, a heart preoccupied with the hereafter, and a heart preoccupied with the Lord. As for the heart preoccupied with the world, for it is hardship and affliction; as for the heart preoccupied with the hereafter, for it are high ranks; and as for the heart preoccupied with the Lord, for it is the world, the hereafter, and the Lord!
Whoever thanks for blessings from their heart becomes deserving of more before words of gratitude appear on their tongue.
Indeed, God does not look at your bodies, lineage, or wealth, but He looks at your hearts; so whoever has a pure heart, God will have mercy upon them.
Avoid quarreling, for it corrupts the heart and breeds hypocrisy.
When the heart of any of you softens, let them pray, for hearts do not soften unless they are sincere.
Your hearts reside wherever your treasures are. Therefore, people love their wealth and long for it. So store your treasures in heaven where pests cannot consume them and thieves cannot reach them.
When consciences are examined, hidden malice becomes apparent.
Remembrance is of two kinds: sincere remembrance that is aligned with the heart, and pure remembrance that dismisses the remembrance of anything else.
When the light of true knowledge shines in the heart, the breeze of divine love begins to blow.
From a sound heart, nothing emerges except what is upright and straightforward.
The cultivation of hearts lies in the company of the wise.