Chapter 1 - On One's Faults and Ways to Fight them

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Soul (Nafs) 23 Ahl al-Bayt 8 Good Deeds 3 Humility 3 Warfare/Jihad 3 Etiquette 2 Imam Ali al-Ridha 2 Imam Zayn al-Abidin 2 Worship 2 Satan/Iblis 2 Imam Ali 2 Supplication 2 Imam Ja'far al-Sadiq 1 Imam Musa al-Kazim 1 Intellect/Reason 1 Arrogance/Pride 1 Children of Israel 1 Sacrifice/Offering 1 Chastity/Modesty 1 Day of Judgment 1 Heedlessness/Negligence 1 Justice 1 Backbiting/Slander 1 Brotherhood 1 Rights 1 Fear of God (Khashya) 1 Death 1 Repentance 1 Anger 1 Hellfire 1 Remembrance 1 Prayer Etiquette 1 Guidance and Misguidance 1 Corruption/Mischief 1

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hadith 1443

Imam Sadiq (a.s) said: “Detecting your faults before you seek other people's faults is most beneficial.”

عن أبي عبد الله (عليه السلام) قال

أنفع الأشياء للمرء سبقه الناس إلى عيب نفسه.

hadith 1461

In Al-Seyed Nasih al-Din it is narrated that Ameer al- Momineen (a.s) said

“Your soul is always attracted to impoliteness, and you are supposed to be polite. One's self naturally opposes you, but you most try to prevent it from doing evil deeds. If you let yourself go, you will be a partner in the corruption that follows. If you aid your self in following selfish desires, you are a partner in spiritually killing your own soul.”

من كتاب السيد ناصح الدين عن أمير المؤمنين (عليه السلام) قال: النفس مجبولة على سوء الأدب، والعبد مأمور بملازمة حسن الأدب، والنفس تجري [بطبعها] في ميدان المخالفة، والعبد يجهد بردها عن سوء المطالبة، فمتى اطلق عنانها فهو شريك في فسادها، ومن أعان نفسه في هوى نفسه فقد أشرك نفسه في قتل نفسه.