Chapter 14 - On The Rights of the Parents and Treating them Kindly

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hadith 842

Imam Kazim (a.s) narrated that God's Prophet (a.s) was asked

“What is the right of a father over his children?” He replied: “That he does not call him by his name, that he does not walk ahead of him, and he does not sit down before his father, and does not do something that might result in his father being sworn at.”

عن الكاظم (عليه السلام) قال

سئل رسول الله (صلى الله عليه وآله): ما حق الوالد على الولد؟ قال: لا يسميه باسمه، ولا يمشي بين يديه، ولا يجلس قبله، ولا يستسب له.

hadith 851

Imam Sadiq (a.s) said: “Treat your fathers kindly so that your children treat you kindly. Do not look at other women, so that other people not look at your woman.”

عن أبي عبد الله (عليه السلام) قال

بروا آباءكم يبركم أبناؤكم، وغضوا عن النساء يغض عن نسائكم.

hadith 855

In Rauzat al-Vaezeen it is narrated that God's Prophet (a.s) said

“May God have Mercy upon whoever aids his parents doing good deeds. May God have Mercy upon whoever aids his children in doing good deeds. May God have mercy on whoever aids his neighbors in doing good deeds. May God have mercy on whoever aids his friends in doing good deeds. May God have Mercy on whoever aids his companions in doing good deeds. May God have Mercy on whoever aids his king in doing good deeds.”

من كتاب روضة الواعظين: قال رسول الله (صلى الله عليه وآله): رحم الله امرأ أعان والديه على بره، رحم الله امرأ أعان ولده على بره، رحم الله جارا أعان جاره على بره، رحم الله رفيقا أعان رفيقه على بره، رحم الله خليطا أعان خليطه على بره، رحم الله رجلا أعان سلطانه على بره.

hadith 859

God's Prophet (a.s) said: “The reward of each kind look of a good child to his parents is one accepted holy pilgrimage.” He was asked: “O' Prophet of God! Does this hold true even if he does it a hundred times each day.” The Prophet (a.s) said: “Yes. God is the greatest, and the purest.”

وقال (صلى الله عليه وآله): ما من ولد بار ينظر إلى والديه نظر رحمة إلا كان له بكل نظرة حجة مبرورة، قالوا: يا رسول الله، وإن نظر كل يوم مائة مرة! قال: نعم، الله أكبر وأطيب.

hadith 862

God's Prophet (a.s) said: “The prayers of a father for his children are like the prayers of a Prophet for his nation.”

وقال (صلى الله عليه وآله): دعاء الوالد لولده كدعاء النبي لأمته.