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He said: Abu Jaâfar Muhammad ibn âAli ibn al-Husayn reported to me from Muhammad ibn al-Hasan ibn al-Waleed, who reported from Muhammad ibn al-Hasan al-Saffar, from Yaâqoob ibn Yazeed, from Ibn Abi Umayr, from more than one source, that: Abu Abdillah Jaâfar ibn Muhammad (as) said: "Manly virtues are of two types; one in the hometown and another when you are travelling.
As for the virtue in the hometown, it is to recite from the Qurâan, to attend the mosques, to keep in company of good people, and to ponder over religious injunctions. And when travelling, the virtue consists of offering ones provision generously to the fellow travellers, to be cheerful without indulging in jokes which Allah dislikes, to avoid, as much as you can, going against the wishes of your companions, and not to report on them after having parted their company."