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hadith 627
Hadith #
627
Book
Mishkāt al-Anwār
Volume
1
Part
Section 3 - On Good Deeds and Noble Traits
Chapter
Chapter 6 - On Affluence and Poverty
Source
ʿAlī b. al-Ḥasan al-Ṭabrisī
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Ameer al-Momineen (a.s) said: “If you love God and his Prophet, and God and His Prophet love you too, your enemies cannot hurt you since none of God's friends are the enemies of God's friends, and no one's friendship but God's can be beneficial for you.” He then quoted the Prophet of God: “One whose companion is God has no fear; one who is honored by God will never be humiliated. One whose needs are provided by God will never become needy. One who gets used to God will only have God as his companion. Whoever asks God for honor, God will grant him honor even if he has no helpers or any tribes. Whoever asks God to make him needless, God will make him needless of the rest of the world.”
قال أمير المؤمنين (عليه السلام): ما ضرك إن أحببت الله ورسوله وأحبك الله ورسوله، من أبغضك فإنه ليس أحد من أولياء الله يبغض أحباء الله، ولا أحد من غيره يحبك فينفعك حبه. ثم قال: قال رسول الله (صلى الله عليه وآله): لا يستوحش من كان الله أنيسه، ولا يذل من كان الله أعزه، ولا يفتقر من كان بالله غناؤه، فمن استأنس بالله آنسه الله بغير أنيس، ومن اعتز بالله أعزه الله بغير عدد ولا عشيرة، ومن يستغني بالله أغناه الله بغير دنياه.
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