Thus sometimes He looks at the qualities of believers and...

Thus sometimes He looks at the qualities of believers and sometimes He pays attention to the arrogant ones. On the basis of this in fine things and in himself in recognition and about his consciousness and about his purity shall be utmost tranquility.” [1] 12 – His Eminence said, “Whenever you hear that a person is speaking ill of others then you shall try that he does not recognize you.” [2] 13 – His Eminence told a person who backbited in his presence: “O man!

Do not resort to backbiting as it is the diet of the dogs of Hell…” [3] 14 – A person began to speak to His Eminence and said: If one does good to an undeserving person it is wasted. His Eminence said, “It is not so.

Because goodness is like rain that reaches both the good and the bad people…” [4] 15 – His Eminence said, “He is commanded to speak about these bounties of religion that Allah had given.” ( [5] )\ ( [6] ) 16 – His Eminence said, “Death with honor is better than a life of degradation.” [7] 17 – His Eminence said, “Weeping for the fear of Allah is salvation from the fire (of Hell)…” [8] 18 – His Eminence said, “One who remains worried and all his tricks fail, then his key is caution (softness).” [9] 19 – His Eminence said, “One who accepts your goodness has helped you in goodness.” [10] 20 – His Eminence said, “On the Day of Judgment a caller will announce: O people!

Anyone who has any arrears upon Allah may rise up. Then except for the righteous ones, no one would arise…” [11] 21 – His Eminence said, “No deed of the nation is such that it is not presented to Allah, the Mighty and the Sublime, every morning.” [12] Here we conclude our discussion about some of the important sayings that are rich [1] Tohafful Uqool , Pg. 246-248 [2] Raihaanatur Rasool , Pg. 55 [3] Bihar , 78/117, Tohafful Uqool , Pg. 245 [4] Tohafful Uqool , Pg.

245 [5] Surah Zuhaa 93:11 [6] Tohafful Uqool , Pg. 246 [7] Bihar 44/192 [8] Nuzhatul Nazir Fi Tanbihatul Khatir , Jame al-Akhbar , Pg. 97, Mustadrak al-Wasail 11/245 [9] Ibne Asakir, Tarikh 4/323, A’laamud Deen , Pg. 298, Biharul Anwar 78/128 [10] Bihar 78/127 [11] Bihar 93/347 [12] Bihar 93/347 in wisdom, morals and good manners that are related from His Eminence. For the sake of conciseness and to avoid verbosity we do not wish to prolong the discussion about the captioned sayings.

Among the Poems Historical sources and Arab literature has mentioned many poetic compositions of His Eminence, Imam Husain (‘a).