Wisdom

Short yet profound sayings

497 entries
Wisdom (493): The worst brother is the one to suffer for.
Sayyid Razi says that this is because it causes more pain, sorrow and hardship than what is possible, and the brother for whom hardship is done, will inevitably suffer from it. So he became the bad brother. Wisdom Wisdom 493

Wisdom (493): The worst brother is the one to suffer for. Sayyid Razi says that this is because it causes more pain, sorrow and hardship than what is possible, and the brother for whom hardship is done, will inevitably suffer from it. So he became the bad brother.

The worst brother is the one to suffer for. Sayyid Razi says that this is because it causes more pain,…

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Wisdom (494): When a believer insults his brother, it will be a cause of separation from him. Wisdom Wisdom 494

Wisdom (494): When a believer insults his brother, it will be a cause of separation from him.

When a believer insults his brother, it will be a cause of separation from him.

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Wisdom (490): When Ziyad Ibn Abiyya was appointed as the governor of Persia and its neighboring regions in the Qaim of Abd Allah Ibn Abbas, during a mutual conversation in which he wanted to prevent him from receiving advance payments, he said:
Follow the path of justice. Abstain from wrongdoing and cruelty because the result of wrongdoing will be that they will have to leave their homes and wrongdoing will invite them to take up the sword. Wisdom Wisdom 490

Wisdom (490): When Ziyad Ibn Abiyya was appointed as the governor of Persia and its neighboring regions in the Qaim of Abd Allah Ibn Abbas, during a mutual conversation in which he wanted to prevent him from receiving advance payments, he said: Follow the path of justice. Abstain from wrongdoing and cruelty because the result of wrongdoing will be that they will have to leave their homes and wrongdoing will invite them to take up the sword.

When Ziyad Ibn Abiyya was appointed as the governor of Persia and its neighboring regions in the Qaim of Abd…

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Wisdom (491): The heaviest sin is that which the one who commits considers it to be light Wisdom Wisdom 491

Wisdom (491): The heaviest sin is that which the one who commits considers it to be light

The heaviest sin is that which the one who commits considers it to be light

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Wisdom (492): Allah did not take a pledge from the ignorant to learn until He took a pledge from the knowledgeable not to hesitate to teach. Wisdom Wisdom 492

Wisdom (492): Allah did not take a pledge from the ignorant to learn until He took a pledge from the knowledgeable not to hesitate to teach.

Allah did not take a pledge from the ignorant to learn until He took a pledge from the knowledgeable not…

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Wisdom (482): A time will come upon the people that will bring shame, in which the rich man will be stingy with his wealth, even though he is not commanded to do so. Therefore, Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala says, "Do not forget to treat each other with kindness." In this age, wicked people will rise up and righteous people will be considered dishonorable, and people will be bought and sold from forced and helpless people. However, the Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him, forbade buying (wool) from forced and needy people. Wisdom Wisdom 482

Wisdom (482): A time will come upon the people that will bring shame, in which the rich man will be stingy with his wealth, even though he is not commanded to do so. Therefore, Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala says, "Do not forget to treat each other with kindness." In this age, wicked people will rise up and righteous people will be considered dishonorable, and people will be bought and sold from forced and helpless people. However, the Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him, forbade buying (wool) from forced and needy people.

A time will come upon the people that will bring shame, in which the rich man will be stingy with…

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Wisdom (483): Two types of people will suffer about me. One is an overachiever in love and the other is a slanderer.
Sayyid Razi says that this saying of Hazrat is like saying that two types of people perished about me, one who cheats in love, and the other one who has enmity and enmity. Wisdom Wisdom 483

Wisdom (483): Two types of people will suffer about me. One is an overachiever in love and the other is a slanderer. Sayyid Razi says that this saying of Hazrat is like saying that two types of people perished about me, one who cheats in love, and the other one who has enmity and enmity.

Two types of people will suffer about me. One is an overachiever in love and the other is a slanderer.…

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Wisdom (484): Hazrat was asked about monotheism and justice, he said
Tawheed is not to bind him to your illusion and it is justice not to accuse him. Wisdom Wisdom 484

Wisdom (484): Hazrat was asked about monotheism and justice, he said Tawheed is not to bind him to your illusion and it is justice not to accuse him.

Hazrat was asked about monotheism and justice, he said Tawheed is not to bind him to your illusion and it…

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Wisdom (485): There is no virtue in keeping silent with the words of wisdom, just as there is no virtue in speaking with ignorance. Wisdom Wisdom 485

Wisdom (485): There is no virtue in keeping silent with the words of wisdom, just as there is no virtue in speaking with ignorance.

There is no virtue in keeping silent with the words of wisdom, just as there is no virtue in speaking…

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Wisdom (486): He said in one of the prayers of Taal Baran: God's Bar! Water us with submissive clouds, not with those clouds that are rebellious and loud
Sayyid Razi says that this speech contains strange eloquence. In such a way that Amirul Momineen (peace be upon him) has compared the clouds with thunder, lightning, wind and lightning to those camels that kick their feet on the ground with their mouths and throw their litter and knock down their riders. And Abar, devoid of these terrible things, has been likened to camels which are submissive in milking and ride according to the will of the rider. Wisdom Wisdom 486

Wisdom (486): He said in one of the prayers of Taal Baran: God's Bar! Water us with submissive clouds, not with those clouds that are rebellious and loud Sayyid Razi says that this speech contains strange eloquence. In such a way that Amirul Momineen (peace be upon him) has compared the clouds with thunder, lightning, wind and lightning to those camels that kick their feet on the ground with their mouths and throw their litter and knock down their riders. And Abar, devoid of these terrible things, has been likened to camels which are submissive in milking and ride according to the will of the rider.

He said in one of the prayers of Taal Baran: God's Bar! Water us with submissive clouds, not with those…

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