કેટલી ઉત્તમ શ્રદ્ધા છે સુંદર સ્વભાવ!
What an excellent faith is good character!
What an excellent faith is good character!
Enjoin what is good, forbid what is wrong, do good deeds, and prevent evil.
A believer is a brother, eyes, and a guide to another believer. He does not betray, oppress, or deceive him, nor does he make a promise to him only to break it.
A person who honors and protects his family's dignity never commits adultery.
Indeed, obscenity and shamelessness are not traits of good character.
There are four things that do not enter any house without ruining it and stripping it of blessing: betrayal, theft, drinking alcohol, and adultery.
Whoever reproaches a believer for a sin will not die until they commit it themselves.
Whoever pleases a ruler in a manner that displeases God has departed from the religion of God.
Backbiting and tale-bearing is a detestable habit.
The restraint you showed (against committing a sin) is better than the pleasure you derived (from a sin).
There is no person who feels ashamed of lawful means without God letting them fall into unlawful ones.
Whoever obeys a person in wrongdoing has practically worshipped that person.
Beware of associating with open transgressors, for whoever approves of the action of a group is considered one of them.
If indecency were a physical creation, it would be God's worst creation.
Good character fosters affection.
God has made locks for evils and made alcohol the key to those locks, and lying is even worse than alcohol.
A time will come upon people when only the deceiver will be respected, only the wicked will be honored, and only the just will be deemed weak; in it, people will regard charity as a loss, maintaining kinship ties as a favor, and will boast over one another because of prayer.
Whenever two people exchange insults, the viler of the two is the one who wins.
One whose character is bad never feels secure.
Minor sins are the path to major sins. One who does not fear God in committing small wrongs will not fear Him in committing greater ones.
The true emigrant is one who abandons evil.