The world is the marketplace of the hereafter; the soul is the merchant, night and day are the capital, profit is paradise, and loss is hell.
Indeed, I dislike a person who is lazy in worldly matters, for whoever is lazy in worldly matters is even lazier regarding the hereafter.
Humble yourself, make your faith honorable, safeguard your hereafter, and dedicate your worldly life for God's sake.
Truly, losing what one cannot attain saddens a person, and gaining what one cannot lose gladdens them. So let your joy be in what you attain in your hereafter, and let your grief be over what you lost there. Do not rejoice over what you attained of this world, nor be sorrowful over what you lost here. Let your concern be for what comes after death.
Indeed, something whose end is this (the grave) truly deserves to have its beginning renounced. And indeed, something whose beginning is this truly deserves to have its end feared.
The world is of two kinds: a world that leads to the hereafter, and an accursed world.
The purest wealth is that with which the hereafter is purchased.
Whoever places their entire focus on the hereafter attains their desired goal.
Perform a little good deed in this world so that you may enjoy abundant comfort in the hereafter.
Make this world your prison so that the hereafter may become your paradise.
The wise is one who overcomes their desires and does not trade their hereafter for this world.
Blessed is the one who refutes their desires and ruins their worldly life for the sake of building their hereafter!
The death in this world is easier than the death in the hereafter.