Be kind to the orphan...

Be kind to the orphan, pat their heads, and feed them from your food, and you shall obtain what you want.” “Fear Allah and treat all your children fairly as you like them to be dutiful to you.” “Beware of the believer’s insight because he sees by the light of Allah, glory be to Him.” “Avoid anger.” “Avoid wine because it is the key to every evil.” “Avoid every intoxicant.” “The most beloved deed to Allah is the most continuous one of them.” “The most beloved deeds to Allah are the feeding of a hungry person, the paying of some(needy)one’s debt, or the relieving of someone’s distress.” “The most beloved deed to Allah is the keeping (withholding) of one’s tongue.” “The most beloved speech to me is the most truthful.” “The most beloved food to me is that which hands are many at it (more people participate in eating it).” “The most beloved one of your houses to Allah is the house that an orphan is treated kindly in.” “The most beloved one of Allah’s servants to Allah is the most helpful one of them to His servants and the best of them in fulfilling His rights, who endears to them benevolence and the doing of it.” “Beware of mistrusting people.” “Throw earth on the praisers’ faces.” “The most determined one of people is the best of them in suppressing his anger.” “Be good neighbors to the blessings of Allah and do not make them run away, because it is seldom that they (blessings) leave a people and come back to them again.” “Keep your tongue.” “Pay the trust back to him who has entrusted you with it, and do not betray whoever has betrayed you.” “Repel penalties by (avoiding) ambiguities (when hesitating whether lawful or unlawful), and pardon the slips of the notables except the penalties of Allah.” “Invoke Allah while you are certain of His response, and know that Allah does not respond to an invocation from a neglectful, inadvertent heart.” “If Allah gives you wealth, let the result of Allah’s blessing and honor to you appear on you.” “If Allah wants goodness for a servant, He makes people be in need of him.” “If Allah wants goodness for a servant, He makes him aware of the religion, abstinent in this life, and makes him see his defects.” “If Allah wants goodness for a household, he endows them with leniency.” “If Allah wants growth for a people, He endows them with generosity and chastity, and if He wants perishment for a people, He opens to them the door of betrayal.” “When a ruler becomes enraged, Satan prevails.” “When Allah gives one of you goodness, let him begin with himself and his family.” “If you see an evil omen, let you keep on (action), if you guess, let you not judge, and if you envy, let you not be oppressive.” “If you judge, be just, and if you speak, speak of goodness, because Allah is Beneficent and He loves the beneficent.” “If you find that a man is careless of what he says or what is said about him, then he is either an adulterer or a devil.” “When you see unsound people, pray Allah for good health.” “When the worst of people prevails over them, and the meanest of people is the leader over them, and the sinful are honored, then let disasters be waited for.” “If one of you does something, let him perfect it.” “If you are powerful over your enemy, then make pardon as the gratefulness for the powerfulness over him.” “If someone of you comes from a travel, let him bring with him a present, even if he puts in his bag a stone.” “If two persons are talking with each other, let you not interfere between them.” “If your leaders are the best of you, your wealthy people are the most generous of you, and your affairs are decided after consultation between you, then the surface of the earth is better to you than its interior (to live better than to die).