In Sermon (151), Imam Ali (peace be upon him) discusses the state of the negligent, who are given respite by Allah and then fall into destruction without following the straight path. This sermon reflects a time when people had distanced themselves from religion and were engrossed in worldly desires. The Imam emphasizes the importance of self-awareness, human nature, and accountability before Allah.

He warns that individuals should reflect on their condition and open their eyes to the realities around them. The Imam urges people not to be negligent in the hustle and bustle of the world and to contemplate the teachings of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). This sermon conveys that those who follow their desires ultimately face loss.

Imam Ali (peace be upon him) presents several key points, such as the necessity for individuals to benefit from their own selves, and that those who do not understand the reality of their actions become misguided. He also states that believers are those who stay away from arrogance and fear Allah's displeasure.

This sermon reminds us to keep our graves in mind and prepare for the day when we will stand before Allah. Imam Ali (peace be upon him) makes it clear that worldly life is temporary, and true success lies in the Hereafter. Therefore, we should focus on our actions in this life and turn towards Allah for guidance.