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Shiavault - a Vault of Shia Islamic Books A Bundle of Flowers The Acceptable Characteristics The Holy Prophet (S) said: "Shall I not introduce 'a believer' to you? A believer is the one whom other believers trust with their souls and wealth. Shall I not introduce 'a Muslim' to you? A Muslim is the one from whose hand and tongue other Muslims are safe....

It is unlawful (Haram) for a believer to do wrong against another believer, or leave him/her in a lurch, or backbite against him/her, or suddenly reject him/her." Al-Kafi, vol. 2, p. 235 Imam as-Sadiq (‘a) said: "A Muslim believer must not attend a meeting wherein Allah laws are being disobeyed and the one is not in a position to stop it." Usul al-Kafi, vol. 2, p.

374 Imam as-Sadiq (‘a) said: "He who habitually tells the truth, his deeds are purified; Allah increases the sustenance of the one whose intention is good; and he who treats his family members well, Allah prolongs the length of his life." Khisal by Saduq, vol. 1 p.

88 Imam Amir ul Mu'mineen ‘Ali (‘a) said: "A man came to the Prophet (S) and asked him to teach him an action so that both Allah, the Exalted, and people would love him, his wealth would increase, his body would be healthy, his life time would last long, and he would be raised with him (the Prophet). Then, he (S) said: 'These are six traits which need six qualities: If you want Allah to love you, be afraid of Him and guard yourself against sin.

If you want people to love you, be benevolent to them and decline what they have in their hands. If you want Allah to increase your wealth, then give its alms tax. If you want Allah to make your body healthy, pay charity more frequently. If you want Allah to prolong your lifetime, then have regard for your kinship. And, if you want Allah to raise you with me, then do prolong your prostrations before Allah, the One, the Dominator.'" Safinat-ul-Bihar, vol. 1, p.

599 Imam Ridha’, the eighth Imam, (‘a) said: A Muslim believer is not a true believer unless there are three virtues in him: the manner of his lord, the manner of his Prophet, and the manner of his Imam. Then, the manner of his Lord is: concealing his secrets; hence Allah, to Whom belong Might and Majesty, said: 'The Knower of the Unseen!