From the wisdom and sayings of Imam Ali bin Abi Talib
- People are ignorant enemies.
- Your enemies are three: your enemy, your enemy's friend, and your friend's enemy.
- Blessing is connected to gratitude, and gratitude is connected to more
- More from God will not cease until gratitude from the servant ceases.
- Whoever appoints himself as an imam for the people, should begin by educating himself before teaching others...
- Let him be disciplined by his conduct before disciplining him with his tongue.
- Be in temptation like the son of a milkmaid, neither a back to be mounted, nor an udder to be milked.
- He despised himself who sensed greed, accepted humiliation from the one who revealed his harm, and the soul of the one whose tongue commanded it to be humiliated.
- Stinginess is a disgrace, cowardice is a defect, poverty mutes the intelligent person from his argument, and the poor person is a stranger in his own town.
- Inability is a scourge, patience is courage, asceticism is wealth, piety is a shield, and the best companion is contentment.
- Knowledge is a noble inheritance, literature is a new garment, and thought is a clear mirror.
- The chest of a wise man is the box of his secrets, cheerfulness is the cord of affection, and tolerance is the grave of faults.
- Charity is a successful medicine, and the deeds of people in their immediate time are before their eyes in their appointed time.
- Marvel at this man, he looks with fat, speaks with flesh, hears with bone, and breathes with holes!!
- If the world approaches someone, it lends him the virtues of others, and if it turns away from him, it takes away his own virtues.
- Mix with people, if you die with her, they will cry for you, and if you live, they will be kind to you.
- Altruism is the characteristic of the righteous
- Do not be ashamed to give a little, for deprivation is less than that.
- Wisdom is the believer's goal, so take it even for the hypocritical people
- What belongs to the son of Adam and pride: its beginning is a sperm, and its end is a carcass, and it does not provide for a soul, nor prevent its death.
- The world was created for others, and was not created for itself.
- There is no good in remaining silent about the ruling, just as there is no good in speaking out of ignorance.
- What is a martyr's struggle in the way of God with the greatest reward than the one who is destined to be chaste? The chaste man could almost be one of the angels.
- Most sins are underestimated by its owner
- God did not require the people of ignorance to learn until He required the people of knowledge to teach.
- Whoever struggles with the truth, he will struggle with it
- A dream is a covering cover, and the mind is a decisive decisive factor, so cover the defects of your character with your dream, and fight your desires with your mind.
- A servant should not trust in two qualities: health and wealth: You see him healthy when he is sick, and rich when he becomes poor.
- Whoever complains about a need to a believer, it is as if he complained about it to God, and whoever complains about it to an unbeliever, it is as if he complained about God.
- A seeker and a wanted person. Whoever seeks this world seeks death until he takes him out of it, and whoever seeks the Hereafter seeks this world until he completes his provision from it. A.
- People are enemies as long as they are ignorant
- There is no country more deserving of you than another country. The best country is the one that supports you.
- Whoever finds greatness in small calamities, God will afflict him with major ones.
- Whoever's soul is honored, his desires become easy for him.
- If you have a need from God Almighty, start with the question of sending blessings upon His Messenger, may God bless him and his family, then ask your need, for God is too generous to fulfill. He has two needs, and he fulfills one of them and prevents the other.
- Miserliness brings together all the faults of faults, and it is a rein that leads one to every evil.
- One of the indignities of the world for God is that He is not disobedient except in it, and what He has is not attained except by abandoning it.
- Messenger Turgeman your mind, and your book told what you utter!
- What is the afflicted person who has been severely afflicted by the affliction, who is in greater need of supplication than the one who does not protect himself from the affliction!
- People are children of the world, and a man cannot be blamed for loving his mother.
- He never committed adultery.
- Beware of the thoughts of believers, for God Almighty has placed the truth on their tongues.
- No one who overcomes sin will be defeated by it, and he who overcomes evil will be defeated.
- Dispensing with an excuse is more valuable than believing in it.
- Every person has two partners in his wealth: the heir and the successors.
- Chastity is the adornment of poverty, and gratitude is the adornment of wealth.
- The day of justice against the oppressor is more severe than the day of injustice against the oppressed!
- Whoever puts himself in the subject of accusation, should not blame those who think badly of him.
- Whoever is tyrannical in his opinion will perish, and whoever consults with men shares her minds.
- No obedience to any creature in disobedience to the Creator.
- These hearts get bored just as bodies get bored, so seek out the nuggets of wisdom for them.
- If the world favors someone, it lends him the virtues of others, and if it turns away from him, it takes away his virtues.
- Mix with people, if you die with her, they will cry for you, and if you live, they will be kind to you.
- No one harbored anything but it appeared in the slips of his tongue, and the pages of his face.
- He who does good is better than him, and he who does evil is worse than him.
- The tongue of a wise man is behind his heart, and the heart of a fool is behind his tongue.
- The words of the wise, if they are right, are a cure, and if they are wrong, they are a disease.
- Every vessel is narrowed by what it is made into - the vessel of knowledge, so it expands by it.
- If you are not forbearing, then be forbearing, for there are few people who imitate a people who are not on the verge of being one of them.
- He who is clothed with modesty, people will not see his faults.
- The best deed is what you force yourself to do.
- There is a difference between two works: a work whose pleasure disappears but its expenses remain, and a work whose supplies disappear but its reward remains.
- The likeness of the world is like a snake: soft to touch, and poison soaking in its interior. The ignorant and ignorant person draws towards it, and the rational hearted person warns it!
- The truth is not known by men, know the truth. . . You know his family.
- Dispense with whomever you wish and you will be his counterpart, seek help from whomever you wish and you will be his captive, and be kind to whomever you wish and you will be his prince.
- A person's value is what he does well.
- Everything is possible except the transfer of character.
- Choose for yourself the best of every character, for evil is a habit, and avoid the worst of every character, and strive to avoid it, for evil is a necessity.
- No one makes a joke unless his mind is blown away.
- No one who has been afflicted, even if his affliction is great, is more deserving of supplication than the one who is well and is not safe from affliction.
- No one who knew his destiny was lost.
- I have never seen an oppressor more like an oppressed person than an envious person, with a constant breath, a wandering heart, and constant sadness.
- Nothing destroys religion like innovations, and nothing corrupts men like greed. Beware of wishes, for they are goods of gnocchi.
