Indeed, God has firmly decreed that He will not take away a blessing He bestowed upon a servant until that servant commits a sin that makes him deserve the loss of that blessing.
Tale-bearing is a sin that is not easily forgotten.
There is no adversity like lack of intellect, and no lack of intellect like lack of conviction, and no lack of conviction like lack of fear of God, and no lack of fear like the absence of sorrow over that lack; thus, there is no adversity like taking your sins lightly and being content with your current state.
Satan said, "I destroyed them with sins, but they destroyed me with repentance. When I saw this, I led them astray through desires so they would think they are guided, and thus would not seek forgiveness."
Indeed, God loves the servant who asks for forgiveness for a great sin, and despises the servant who takes a small sin lightly.
Fear nothing except your own sin.
Whoever uses blessings to commit disobedience is truly ungrateful.
Sin takes hold of the heart, and there is no glance in which evil desire is not lurking.
A person is at their greatest on the day they are born, and at their smallest on the day they die (in terms of sins).
The comforts of any people are not stripped away unless they fall into sins, for God is never unjust to His servants.
Do not persist in whatever leads toward wrongdoing.
Indeed, wrongdoing induces helplessness in its perpetrator until it plunges him into something even graver than the deed itself.
Giving up sin is difficult, but losing paradise is even harder.
The worst companion is the one who makes disobedience to God appear attractive to you.
Beware of accumulating the debt of sin while delaying repentance, for that will increase your punishment.
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.