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Shiavault - a Vault of Shia Islamic Books Ethics of The Prophets The Ethos Of Prophet Sheth ============================= Introduction Sheth (Gift of Allah) was the executor of Adam’s will, who was born five years after Abel was killed by Cain:235 years after the fall of Adam. He was the offspring of Adam from his issue and Jafeth (Yefith) who were brethren. Thursday afternoon, God Almighty sent a Houri for Sheth and the next day another Houri for Jafeth.
When those Houris married Sheth and Jafeth, a son from the former and a daughter from the latter were born. These two cousins — Sheth’s son and Jafeth’s daughter — got married later on and thus Adam’s generation multiplied. According to Nasekh At-Tawarikh, the marriage between brother and sister is completely rejected. Sheth was residing in Mecca where he constantly performed major and minor Hajj. He founded Ka’aba with mud and stone.
Getting sick, Sheth appointed his son, Anoosh as executor of his will and eventually passed away at the age of 912 and was buried alongside his parents in the Cave of Abo-Ghabais. Teaching Of Divine Injunctions God appointed Sheth as Prophet and sent him fifty books containing signs precepts, injunctions. Traditions and limits. Sheth used to live in Mecca teaching those books to Adam’s children.
His Sixteen Pieces Of Advice From the words of Sheth, son of Adam: A believer must have sixteen qualities: 1- Getting to know God, His angels and people of obedience 2- Getting to know good and evil, that is, interest in good and keeping away from evil. 3- Listening to and obeying a merciful King whom God has made vicegerent on the earth giving him the affair of cities and servants. 4- Being kind to the parents. 5- Doing good to the extent of one’s ability. 6- Helping the poor.
7- Being kind to the homeless. 8- Being brave in obeying Allah. 9- Keeping away from debauchery. 10- Patience with faith and certainty. 11- Truthfulness. 12- Justice. 13- Detachment from the world. 14- Making a sacrifice as a sing of thanks to God who has bestowed blessings upon His creatures.