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.
If you can avoid going out of your house, do so; for it is your obligation that if you do go out, you do not backbite, lie, envy, show off, pretend, or flatter.
The best modesty is your modesty before God.
What an excellent companion modesty is to faith!
When a person possesses a good quality, expect other good qualities like it in them.
Displaying gentleness is also part of virtue.
A generous, virtuous youth is more beloved to God than a stingy, devout, ill-mannered elder.
Contentment is a sword that never grows blunt.
Whoever sells his soul for anything other than the bliss of paradise has wronged it.
The best renunciation is concealing one's renunciation.
Practicing long patience is among the habits of righteous people.
Moderation is half of livelihood, and good character is half of faith.
Abandoning evil is a form of charity.
A noble intention is proof of pure origin.
Truth is the companion of justice.
Pride in one's good deeds ruins them.
The purest wealth is that with which the hereafter is purchased.
Do not hold back from doing good, even if you find no one to do good to.
Piety and restraint are essential for you, for the blessings that reside with God cannot be attained without piety.
Whoever clothes himself in modesty, his flaws remain hidden from people.
Your greatest joy should be in the good you have done, and your greatest sorrow in the good you have missed.
Indeed, the wise have abandoned the excesses of this world, so what about sins? For renouncing worldly excess is a virtue, while abandoning sins is an obligation.
The virtuous person is one who refrains even in the face of doubtful matters.
Pity the person whose single vice outweighs their many virtues!
The kings of paradise are the righteous and sincere people.
Indeed, God loves a person who is generous-hearted, modest, virtuous, and content.
The wise person is the one who enlivens their virtues and eliminates their vices by subduing desires and passions.
You are in greater need of noble deeds than of accumulating wealth.
The best form of laughter is a smile.
Better than truth is the one who speaks it, and better than good is the one who does it.
There are three things that, if present in a person, make their faith complete: intellect, tolerance, and knowledge.
Good judgment lies in keeping company with the virtuous and staying away from the wicked.
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.
Good speech increases wealth, expands livelihood, lengthens lifespan, endears one to family, and leads to paradise.
The person most envied is the one who rushes toward good deeds.
God has granted humans the best of this world and the hereafter only through their good character and pure intention.
Honor attains perfection through an abundance of humility.
Generosity and modesty are the finest of virtues.
A believer is gentle, kind, easygoing, and trustworthy.
Whoever humiliates himself for worldly people will be stripped of the garment of virtue.
Be like the bee: when it eats, it eats what is pure; when it produces, it produces what is pure; and when it lands on a branch, it does not break it.
Inner adornment is more beautiful than outward adornment.
Do not deprive yourself of any thought that increases your wisdom, nor of any lesson that protects you from wrongdoings.
Finding it difficult to commit sins is also among God's blessings.
Make generosity and benevolence your defining nature.
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.
Giving up sin is difficult, but losing paradise is even harder.
Nobility of character is that God does not find you where He forbade you, nor finds you absent where He commanded you.
Whoever does not recognize the benefit of goodness is unable to put it into practice.
Intellect is abstaining from sin, reflecting upon the consequences, and maintaining firm resolve.
The best of deeds are those performed with gratitude.
You will not attain goodness until you renounce evil.
None befriend the virtuous except those who are like them.
Faith is in need of sincerity.
O God! Have mercy on me by enabling me to abandon sins for as long as You keep me alive, and have mercy on me by sparing me from burdening myself with what does not concern me.
The result of humility is nobility.
Generosity has a measure; if it exceeds that, it becomes extravagance. Caution has a measure; if it exceeds that, it becomes cowardice. Frugality has a measure; if it exceeds that, it becomes miserliness. Courage has a measure; if it exceeds that, it becomes recklessness.
The true emigrant is one who abandons evil.
The essence of religion is the earning of good deeds.
If a content person were to swear that this world and the hereafter belong to him, God would surely validate his oath, elevating his status to the great rank reserved for the content.
Whoever renounces three things attains three things: whoever renounces evil attains honor, whoever renounces arrogance attains dignity, and whoever renounces stinginess attains nobility.