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hadith 934
Hadith #
934
Book
Mishkāt al-Anwār
Volume
1
Part
Section 3 - On Good Deeds and Noble Traits
Chapter
Chapter 19 - On Honesty, Forgetting People's Faults and Forbidding Gossipping
Source
ʿAlī b. al-Ḥasan al-Ṭabrisī
۞
Imam Sajjad (a.s) said: “There are four things that perfect your Islam and cleanse your sins, and enable you to meet the Lord pleased with you in the Hereafter: 1- Fulfilling all your promises to the people, 2- Honesty with the people, 3- Being ashamed of whatever is shameful near God and the people. 4- Being good-tempered with the family.”
عن علي بن الحسين (عليهما السلام) قال
أربع من كن فيه كمل إسلامه ومحصت ذنوبه ولقى ربه وهو عنه راض: وفاء لله بما يجعل على نفسه للناس، وصدق لسانه مع الناس، والاستحياء من كل قبيح عند الله وعند الناس، وحسن خلقه مع أهله.
Tags TruthfulnessModestyGood Temper

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