Ruling on friendship

One of the most beautiful quotes said about friendship:

• He who is a scoundrel is despicable, and he who is a scholar is despicable. (Imam Ali, may God be pleased with him)

• Whoever searches for a flawless friend will remain without a friend. (Turkish proverb)

• If two of your friends quarrel, do not judge between them, lest you lose one of them. If two of your enemies quarrel, judge between them, because you will win one of them. (Chinese proverb)

• If you are absent from your friends for a long time, they will start to forget you. (American proverb)

• You can befriend wolves if your ax is present. (Russian proverb)

• There are three friends: a friend who loves you, a friend who hates you, and a friend who is jealous of you. (Italian proverb)

• True friendship is a slow-growing plant. (Scott)

• A man's friendship with a woman is two friendships: a friendship that increases joy, and a friendship that reduces sadness by half. (Fances Bacon)

• Friendship is the other, not-so-glamorous side of love, but it is the side that does not rust. (Milton)

• The friendship of friends is more important than the friendship of influential people. (Voltaire)

• Love destroys friendship, and friendship destroys love. (Laboyer)

• Friendship is a word. (Messenger)

• Friendship lasts as long as it is not interrupted by the borrowing of money. (Mark Twain)

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• Friendship ends into love, but love does not end into friendship

• In friendship, all thoughts, desires, and wishes emerge without words. (Gibran)

• The most difficult type of friendship is one's friendship with oneself. (Plato)

• Friendship is a soul in two bodies. (Aristotle)

• Mixing politics with friendship often ends friendship. (Deu Hurst)

• Life taught me that pure friendship is the holiest thing in society because it is the result of love, and love instills God in the hearts of people. (Paul Salama)

• Friendship is love without wings. (Byron)

• Friendship is the only rose without thorns. (La Rochefoucauld)

• You have friends, therefore you are rich. (Plutus)

• Friendship is a test of the heart. (Countess Dudino)

• Friendship is always profitable, but love is sometimes harmful. (Seneca)

• Friendship is a land we cultivate with our own hands. (Greek proverb)

• True friendship does not freeze in winter. (German proverb)

• When the weather becomes dry, friends disperse. (Horace)

• True friendship is like good health: you rarely know its value until you lose it. (Colton)

• Friendship lasts as long as fate boils. (Xenobius)

• Tell me who you associate with and I will tell you who you are. (Cervantes)

• Someone who sits with someone is like him. (Arabic proverb)