Ruling on lying

Lying is a reprehensible trait whose owner is hated and punished in this world and the hereafter. This article talks about the most beautiful phrases and wisdom regarding lying.

Ahmad Shawqi:

One is not being truthful in what he says

To support his statement effectively

Abu Al-Aswad Al-Du'ali:

Speak honestly, if you speak, so be it

For each of your conversations there is a time

Zuhair bin Abi Salma:

And if I feel a verse you are saying

A house that is said to be true if you create it

Sharif Al-Aqili:

A person only lies out of humiliation

Or bad habit or lack of manners

Al-Mutanabi:

It is my passion and habit to be truthful in my words

I wanted false hair on my head

Peregrine:

Leave lying, for it will not be your friend

Lying is a miserable thing to be with

Little bug:

If the liar is known to be lying, he will not stop

People think he is a liar, even if he is honest

Zuhair bin Abi Salma:

No matter how much someone has a successor

And if she thinks it is hidden from people, she knows

Amin Al-Rihani: Sow honesty and sobriety, you will reap trust and honesty.
Shakespeare: If you are honest, why do you swear?
Ibrahim Al-Yaziji: Honesty is the pillar of religion, the pillar of good manners, and the foundation of chivalry.
Diogenes: The honest person is the one who believes in his actions and is sincere in his words.
Thabit bin Qurra: Truthfulness is the spring of the heart, the purification of character, the fruit of virility, and the ray of conscience.
Martin Luther: A lie is a snowball that gets bigger the more you roll it.
Mass button: The liar and the dead are the same, because the virtue of the living is speech, so if the words of the liar are not trusted, then his life is invalidated.
George Bernard Shaw: The tragedy of a liar is not that no one believes him, but that he does not believe anyone.
Aristotle: Liars always lose, especially since no one believes them even if they do.
La Fontaine: The liar, the charlatan and the sycophant live at the expense of those who listen to them.
Abraham Lincoln: You can fool all of the people some of the time, or some of the people all of the time, but you cannot fool all of the people all of the time.
Victor Hugo: People hate people who force them to lie to them.
Aristotle: Death with honesty is better than life with lies.
George Bernard Shaw: The punishment for a liar is not that people do not believe him, but rather that he cannot believe people.
Angela Merkel: If a person cannot invent a convincing lie, then it is better for him to adhere to the truth.
Andre Roussin: There is a moment in life when we hate lying, the most, it is the moment when someone lies to us.
Some find it easy to lie, but the repercussions are dire, so beware of lying, regardless of its type.
Lying has no legs.
Stay away from lying and honesty will come to you.
How good is honesty in this world for the one who says it