1.
Prayer
2.
Fast of
Ramazan
3.
Marriage
4.
Sin and
its effects
5.
Knowledge
and its value
6.
Greetings
7.
Earning a
livelihood
8.
Rights of
Wife
9.
Divorce
10.
Justice
and many more…….
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "The one who takes prayer light is not of me. No, by Allah
such a person will not reach the Hauz, Pond of abundant."
Man La
Yahduruhul Faqih, vol. 1, p. 206
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: An obligatory prayer, with Allah, is equivalent to one thousand
Hajj pilgrimages and one thousand Umrah performances (voluntary pilgrimages to
Ka'ba) which are right and accepted."
Bihar-ul-Anwar, vol. 99, p. 14
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "Do not waste your prayers, because, surely, the person who
wastes them will be raised with Croesus (Qarun) and Haman so that it is
rightfully certain for Allah to put the one in Hell with hypocrites."
Bihar-ul-Anwar, vol. 83, p. 14
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "Say each of your prayer as if it were your last
prayer."
Bihar-ul-Anwar,
vol. 69, p. 408
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: There comes no night but that the angel of death calls to the
dead in the graves and inquires what they regret for today when they have
vividly seen (and known) this (the next life). Then the dead will say:
"Verily, we regret and envy the believers who are in their mosques and
they are praying while we are not; they give alms and we do not; they fast
during Ramadan but we do not; they donate in charity what they have more than
the need of their family members while we do not; ..."
Irshad-ul-Qulub, p.53
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "At the (appointed) time of every prayer (salat), I hear a
caller who calls and says: "O children of Adam! Keep up prayers in order
to extinguish the fire you have lit against yourselves (by committing
sins)."
Mustadrak-ul-Wasa'il, vol. 3, p. 102
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "Be careful of the prayers, for, on the Day of Resurrection,
when Allah the Exalted, will bring the servant (for reckoning), the first thing
that He will ask him about will be the prayer. If one brings it completely, he
will be of the people of salvation; otherwise, he will be thrown into
Fire."
Bihar-ul-Anwar,
vol. 82, p. 202
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "The worship done by the one who earns his living on
unlawful money is similar to a building constructed upon sand."
Bihar-ul-Anwar,
vol. 84, p. 258
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "The honour of a believer lies in his vigilance at night and
his esteem lies in his autonomy from people."
Bihar-ul-Anwar, vol. 77, p. 20
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "The most (important) things that cause people to reach
Heaven are divine piety and a good temper."
Bihar-ul-Anwar, vol. 71, p. 373
Hazrat Muhammad (S) advised: "When making a decision to do something, think about its
outcome. If it is good for your advancement and development, follow it, but if
it is misleading, leave it out...."
Bihar-ul-Anwar, vol. 77, p. 130
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "Show veneration for Allah similar to the way that you would
mind your manners in front of a righteous person among your kinsmen."
Mustadrak Al-Wasa'il-ush Shi'ah, vol. 8, p. 466, No.10027
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "Surely, human beings from the time of Adam up to now are
the same as the teeth of a comb are, and there is no superiority for the Arab
over non-Arab or for the red race over the black race except for piety."
Mustadrak-ul-Wasa'il
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "The likeness of my Ahlul Bayt (progeny) amongst my Ummah
(followers) is similar to Noah's Ark. Those who embarked on it were rescued and
those who rejected it perished...."
Bihar-ul-Anwar, vol. 27, p. 113
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "Make your gatherings lively with the remembrance of
‘Ali-ib-Abi-Talib." (Talk about the excellencies of ‘Ali (‘a)).
Bihar-ul-Anwar, vol. 38, p. 199
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "Train your children in three things: the love of your
Prophet, the love of his progeny, i.e. Ahlul Bayt, and recitation of the
Qur'an."
Al-Jami'-ul-Saghir, vol. 1, p. 14
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "Shall I not introduce 'a believer' to you? A believer is
the one whom other believers trust with their souls and wealth. Shall I not
introduce 'a Muslim' to you? A Muslim is the one from whose hand and tongue
other Muslims are safe.... It is unlawful (Haram) for a believer to do wrong
against another believer, or leave him/her in a lurch, or backbite against
him/her, or suddenly reject him/her."
Al-Kafi, vol. 2, p. 235
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "Do not look at the minuteness of the sin, but see whom you
have sinned against."
Bihar-ul-Anwar, vol. 77, p. 79 & Mustadrak Al-Wasa'il, vol.
11, p. 330
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "Teachers and students both share in rewards but other
people are deprived of them."
Bihar-ul-Anwar, vol. 2, p. 25
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "He who propagates religious affairs without having required
competency does a disservice to the religion rather than serving it."
Bihar-ul-Anwar, vol. 2, p.121
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: “Knowledge is Allah's deposit on the earth and scholars are His
trustees of it. Therefore, he who acts according to his knowledge has really
delivered His deposit...."
Bihar-ul-Anwar, vol. 2, p. 36
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "The good of this world and the world to come is with
knowledge."
Bihar-ul-Anwar, vol.1, p. 204
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "The virtue of knowledge is more beloved with Allah than the
virtue of worship."
Bihar-ul-Anwar, vol. 1, p. 167
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "He who searches for knowledge is similar to a person who
fasts during the day and keeps vigil at night and is busy worshipping. If a
person acquires a branch of knowledge, it is better for him than possessing as
much gold as the height of Abu Qubais Mount which he would distribute in the
way of Allah."
Bihar-ul-Anwar, vol.1, p.184
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "The virtue of knowledge is more beloved with Allah than the
virtue of worship."
Bihar-ul-Anwar, vol. 1, p. 167
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "Someone who possesses knowledge on a subject but conceals
it when he is asked will be bridled with reins of fire." (Therefore, if a
person possesses information that would help a bewildered person and improve
his situation but he remains silent, he has surely committed a great sin.)
Al -'Ithna-'Ashariyyah, p. 11
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "The Qur’an is Allah's university; so, learn as much as you
can in this university."
Bihar-ul-Anwar, vol. 92, p.19
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "Verily, what will continue to reach a believer, after his
death, from amongst his actions and good deeds are: the knowledge which he
taught and spread, the righteous child whom he left behind, and the Holy script
which he delivered as heritage (transcribed, and made available)."
Sunan- Ibn-Majeh, vol. 1, p. 88
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "There are two groups of my Ummah that when they are pious,
my Ummah will be upright and when they are immoral my Ummah will be
corrupt."
The Messenger of Allah (S) was asked
who they were, and he answered: "The religious scholars and rulers."
Bihar-ul-Anwar, vol. 2, p. 49
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "O' ‘Ali! Gabriel wished to become a human being for seven
reasons, which are:
1.
Congregational
prayer.
2.
Companionship
with scholars.
3.
Establishing
peace between two persons.
4.
Honoring
the orphans.
5.
Visiting
the sick.
6.
Attending
a funeral procession.
7.
Giving of
water to Pilgrims.
8.
Then, be
desirous of these things."
Al -'Ithna 'Ashariyyah, p. 245
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said that the disciples of Jesus (‘a) asked him with whom they should
make friends, and he (‘a) replied: "With one whose presence reminds you of
God, his speech increases your knowledge and his deed inspires you (to work
righteously for) the next world."
Bihar-ul-Anwar, vol. 1, p. 203
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "The sigh of the people of Hell is mostly because of the
postponement of repenting."
Al-Mahajjat-ul-Bayda
Hazrat Muhammad (S) told ‘Ali-ibn-Abi-Talib (‘a): "O' ‘Ali! Blessed is he who Allah
looks upon while he is weeping for the sin that none is aware of except Allah.
(Various traditions emphasize that one
must not let others know of his sins. One must make confessions about his sins
only to Allah and, then, repent.)
Bihar-ul-Anwar, vol. 77, p. 63
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "During the third part of every night and on the night
before Friday from the beginning (until the break of dawn) Allah sends an angel
unto the sky of the earth in order to call: 'Is there any needy who asks that I
may bestow upon him his need? Is there any repentant one that I may return to
him? Is there any seeker of forgiveness that I may forgive him?'"
Bihar-ul-Anwar, vol. 3, p. 314
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "To make peace between two individuals (in comparison) is
worthier than one's entire prayers and fastings."
Bihar-ul-Anwar, vol. 76, p. 43
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "He who leads (others) to piety (will be rewarded) the same
as the doer of that good action."
Bihar-ul-Anwar, vol. 96, p. 119
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "If it were not hard upon my Ummah, I would enjoin them to
brush (their teeth) with every prayer."
Bihar-ul-Anwar, vol. 76, p. 126
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "On the Day of the Resurrection a caller will announce:
"Where are the oppressors and their assistants and those who prepared an
inkwell for them or fastened a bag for them or supplied the ink of a pen (for
them)? Then, gather these (people) with them!'"
Thawabab-ul-'A'mal, p. 309
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "He who grieves a true Muslim cannot then compensate for it
by offering him the entire world because it is not sufficient compensation
(unless he repents and appeases the said person)."
Bihar-ul-Anwar, vol. 75, p. 150
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "He who hurts a Muslim believer, surely he has hurt me."
Bihar-ul-Anwar, vol. 67, p. 72
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "He who unlawfully and usurpingly deprives a believer of
wealth, Allah will continue to be displeased with him and does not accept his
good actions that he fulfills; and none of them will be recorded among his good
deeds until he repents and returns the wealth which he had taken to its
owner."
Mustadrak-ul-Wasa'il, vol. 17, p. 89
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "When you meet each other then initiate greeting (salam) and
embrace; and when you separate from each other, then depart with seeking
forgiveness."
Bihar-ul-Anwar, vol. 76, p. 4
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "The time when my Ummah (Muslim followers) merely count on
others to enjoin right and forbid wrong, in fact, they have declared a fight
against Allah, the Exalted."
Bihar-ul-Anwar, vol. 100, p. 92
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "To prevent a Muslim from doing an unlawful action is
equivalent with Allah to the performance of seventy accepted Hajj."
Mustadrak Al-Wasa'il-ush-Shia'h, vol. 11, p. 278
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "The one who sees a wrong action done should prohibit it by
his deed, if he is capable, of course; and if he cannot do that, he should
prohibit it by his tongue, but if he is not able to do even that, he may forbid
it by his heart."
Wasa'il-ush-Shi'ah, vol. 16, p. 135
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "He who enjoins right and prohibits wrong is the vicegerent
of both Allah and His Messenger on the earth."
Mustadrak-ul-Wasa'il, vol. 12, p. 179
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: “Whensoever my Ummah undertake to enjoin right and prohibit evil
and associate in establishing benevolence, they live happily and prosperously;
but when they stop doing so, the blessings will be taken off from them."
At-Tahthib, vol. 6, p. 181
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "Affliction caused by the tongue is worse than (that caused
by) the strike of the blade of a sword."
Bihar-ul-Anwar, vol. 71, p. 286
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "Among all things, the tongue deserves to be poisoned longer
than anything else." (Because most of our sins are committed by it, such
as backbiting, telling lies, defaming, mocking, insulting, etc.)
Bihar-ul-Anwar vol. 71, p. 277
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "The destruction of man lies in three (things): his stomach,
his lusts, and his tongue."
Waqayi'-ul-'Ayyam, p. 297
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "Slander acts quicker against the faith of a Muslim believer
than leprosy does against his body."
Usul al-Kafi, vol. 2, p. 257
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "The abandoning of backbiting is more valuable to Allah
Almighty and Glorious, than the performance of ten thousand rak'at of
recommended prayers."
Bihar-ul-Anwar, vol. 75, p. 261
'Anas-ibn-Mlaik narrates from Hazrat Muhammad (S) who said:
"Accept six things from me, then I will accept (and guarantee) the
entrance of Heaven for you:
1.
When you
speak, tell no lies.
2.
When you
promise, do not break it.
3.
When you
are trusted (by others), be honest.
4.
Lower your
eyes (from committing sin).
5.
Guard your
modesty.
6.
Hold your
hands and tongues."
Khisal al-Saduq, p. 321
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "He who decreases a grief out of the grieves of this world
for his Muslim brother, Allah will decrease for him a grief out of the grieves
of the Hereafter."
Shahab-ul-Akhbar, p. 194
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "People are the dependents of Allah for sustenance, so the
most beloved one of people with Him is the one who is helpful to the dependents
Allah and makes the family members of a house happy."
Al-Kafi, vol. 2, p. 164
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "He who helps a Muslim believer (in his troubles), Allah, Almighty
and Glorious, will remove from him seventy-three agonies, one of which is in
this world and seventy-two other agonies at the time of Great Agony, when
people are busy with themselves (in Hereafter)."
Al-Kafi, vol. 2, p.199
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "He who is referred to by his Muslim brother (to borrow) but
he does not give him loan, Allah will forbid him entering Paradise on the Day
when the righteous will be recompensed."
Bihar-ul-Anwar, vol. 76, p. 369
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "The one from whom his brother Muslim needs borrowing but he
does not give him loan, Allah prohibits him entering Paradise on the Day when
the righteous will be recompensed."
Bihar-ul-Anwar, vol. 76, p. 367
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "Ask (questions from) the learned, speak with the wise, and
associate with the poor."
Tuhaf-ul-'Uqul, p. 34
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "When charity (alms) is delivered out of the hand of its
owner, it (the thing being given) says five things: 'At first I was perishing
and you gave me life; I was insignificant and you made me great; I was an enemy
and you turned me into a friend; you used to protect me then but now I will
protect you up to the Day of Resurrection'."
Al-Ithna 'Ashariyyah, p.223
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "My community will continue to live fairly while they are
faithful (to each other), return the deposits (to their owners), and give alms
(of their property); but, if they do not fulfil these duties, they will
encounter famine and scarcity."
Wasa'il-ush Shia'ah, vol. 6, p.13
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "Give alms and cure your sick persons by it, because alms
can surely remove your bad fortunes and ailments; and it causes prolongation of
your lifetimes and increases your rewards."
Kanz-ul-'Ummal, vol. 6, p. 371
It is narrated from Hazrat Muhammad (S) who said:
"When I ascended to the sky, I
saw three lines written on the door of Heaven:
The first line: In the Name of Allah,
the Beneficent, the Merciful; I am Allah and there is no god save Me that My
Grace preceeds My wrath.
The second line: In the Name of Allah,
the Beneficent the Merciful; charity is repaid ten times and loan eighteen
times, and regard for kinship thirty times.
The third line: He who understands My
Rank and My Lordship should never accuse Me regarding sustenance."
Al - Ithna 'Ashariyyah, p. 85
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "He who wishes that his sustenance be increased for him and
his death day be delayed, then he should pay attention to his kinsfolk."
Bihar-ul-Anwar, vol. 74, p. 89
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "There are three groups who will not (be allowed to) enter
Heaven: drinkers of wine, witches, and renounces of one's kindred."
Al-Khisal, p. 179
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "The pleasure of Allah lies in the pleasure of one's parents
(in the
case that it is right), and His wrath
lies in their wrath."
Mustadrak-ul-Wasa'il-ush-Shi'ah, vol. 15, p. 176
Hazrat Muhammad (S) told Amir-ul-Mu'mineen ‘Ali (‘a): "O' ‘Ali! Allah has cursed the
parents who would cause their child to be disobedient of them by cursing
them."
Wasa'il-ush Shiah, vol. 21, p. 290
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "Have your children to learn swimming and and
shooting."
Al-Kafi, vol. 6, p. 47
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "When your children are grown up to seven years, teach them
the prayers, and when they are ten years old, seriously admonish them for it
(in order that they establish prayers); and separate their sleeping beds from
each other."
Kanz-ul-Ummal, vol. 16, No. 45330
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: Honour your children and train them well, you will be forgiven by
Him."
Bihar-ul-Anwar, vol. 104, p. 95
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "Yes, the reward of a woman during her pregnancy until
childbirth, and unto when she weans the child, is like that of a stationed
(soldier guarding the Muslims' borders against the attack of pagan enemies) for
the sake of Allah. So, if she dies during that, she will have the rank of a
martyr."
Man La Yahduruhul Faqih, vol. 3, p. 561
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "When a woman conceives with child she will be as a warrior
who fasts during the day and keeps vigil at nights praying, and strives with
his soul and wealth on the way of Allah. Then, when she delivers, there will be
for her such a great reward with Allah that she does not know how magnificent
it is. Thereafter, when she suckles (the child), she will have as much reward
as freeing a child from Ismail's descendants for every suck. And, when she
brings suckling the child to an end, an angel beside her tells her to begin the
action again for she has surely been forgiven."
Bihar-ul-Anwar, vol. 104, p. 106
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "There is no milk for a baby better than the milk of its
mother."
Mustadrak-ul-Wasa'il, section 48
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "A two rak'at prayer that a married person establishes is
worthier than when a bachelor keeps up prayers at nights and fasts during the
days.
Man La Yahduruhul Faqih, vol. 3, p. 384
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "The sleep of a married person is better with Allah than an
unmarried one who fasts during the day and keeps vigil at night, establishing
prayers."
Bihar ul Anwar, vol. 103, p. 221
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "(Mostly) the doers of good of my Ummah are the married
ones, while the vicious of them are unmarried."
Bihar-ul-Anwar, vol. 103, p. 221
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "The person who marries gains half of his Faith, then he
must fear of Allah for the next remaining half."
Al-Kafi, vol. 5, p. 328
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "Most of the people of Hell will be the unmarried
(irrespective of male or female)."
Man La Yahduruhul Faqih, vol. 3, p. 384
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "The most depraved of your dead are the unmarried."
Al-Tahthib, vol. 7, p. 239
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "He who wishes to be cleaned and purified when he meets
Allah should marry and have a spouse."
Man La Yahduruhul Faqih, vol. 3, p. 385
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "Marry, otherwise you will be (counted) among the Christian
monks or the brothers of satan."
Bihar-ul-Anwar, vol. 103, p. 221
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "The doors of Heaven to mercy will be opened in four
situations: when it rains, when a child looks kindly at his parent's face, when
the door of the Ka'bah is opened, and when marriage (occurs)."
Bihar-ul-Anwar, vol. 103, p. 221
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "Join your children in marriage (boys or girls) because,
thereby, Allah renders their tempers good, adds to their sustenance, and
increases their sense of honor."
Bihar-ul-Anwar, vol. 103, p. 222
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "Get married and give your daughters in marriage, because it
is from the good fortune of any Muslim man that he gives his (matured) daughter
(or sister) in marriage."
Al-Kafi, vol. 5, p. 328
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "There is nothing to Allah, Almighty and Glorious, more
beloved than the house which is developed in Islam by marriage; and there is
nothing to Allah, Almighty and Glorious, more abhorrent than the house which is
ruined in Islam by separation, viz, divorce."
Al-Kafi, vol. 5, p. 328
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "The doors of Heaven to mercy will be opened in four
situations: when it rains, when a child looks kindly at his parent's face, when
the door of the Ka'bah is opened, and when marriage (occurs)."
Bihar-ul-Anwar, vol. 103, p. 221
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "Join your children in marriage (boys or girls) because,
thereby, Allah renders their tempers good, adds to their sustenance, and
increases their sense of honor."
Bihar-ul-Anwar, vol. 103, p. 222
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "Get married and give your daughters in marriage, because it
is from the good fortune of any Muslim man that he gives his (matured) daughter
(or sister) in marriage."
Al-Kafi, vol. 5, p. 328
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "There is nothing to Allah, Almighty and Glorious, more
beloved than the house which is developed in Islam by marriage; and there is
nothing to Allah, Almighty and Glorious, more abhorent than the house which is
ruined in Islam by separation, viz, divorce."
Al-Kafi, vol. 5, p. 328
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "Verily, maidens are like fruits of a tree; when its fruits
ripen and are not reaped, sunshine ruins them and the wind scatters them.
Maidens are in the same situation. When they comprehend what the women
perceive, there is no remedy for them save a husband. If they are not given in
marriage, they will not be secured from corruption, because they are human
beings, too. (They have the same human instincts and temperament as
others)."
Al-Kafi, vol. 5, p. 337
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "Any young man who marries at the beginning of his youth,
his devil moans and intensively regrets that he has protected two-third of his
Faith from Satan."
Bihar-ul-Anwar, vol. 103, p. 221
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "O' young people! If one of you is capable of marrying, then
do it, because it is good for your eyes (not to stare at women) and protects
your privy part (to remain more pious).
Mustadrak Wasa'il-ush Shi'ah, vol.14, p.153
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "He who struggles to join two Muslim believers in lawful
marriage that they marry under the divine law, Allah will give him in marriage
from the black-eyed houri (damsels in Heaven), and there will be for him the
reward of one year of worshipping for every step he takes or word he speaks."
Bihar-ul-Anwar, vol. 103, p. 221
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "He who tries to join two Muslim believers in lawful
marriage so that they marry under the divine law, Allah will join one thousand
Houries (damsels of Heaven with black large eyes) in marriage with him each of
whom will be in a castle from pearls and rubies."
Wasa'il ush-Shi'ah, vol. 20, p. 46
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "The bad omen of a woman is her expensive dower and her ill
temper."
Bihar-ul-Anwar, vol. 58, p. 321
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "The blessing of that marriage is greater that its
expenditure is easier."
Kanz-ul-'Ummal, vol. 16, p. 299
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "The excellent women of my Ummah are those that the more
their faces are beautiful the less are their dowers."
Bihar-ul-Anwar, vol. 103, p. 236
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "Marry even with an iron ring (as dower)."
Kanz-ul-'Ummal, vol. 16, p. 321
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "He who gives as much as a handful of grains or dates as a
dowry (with the acceptance of the partner), surely his marriage is lawful and
correct."
Kanz-ul-'Ummal, vol. 16, p. 321
Hazrat Muhammad (S) with no regard to the class of the one's generation, emphasized
and said: "When someone refers to you for marriage and you approve
contently, his manner and his religion, and then unite with him in wedlock. If
you do not do that, you have caused a grand pest and decadence on the
earth."
Al-Tahthib, vol. 7, p. 394
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "He who gives his daughter in marriage to an ungodly man has
indeed broken off her connection with her kindred."
Al-Muhajjat-ul-Bayda, vol. 3, p. 94
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "He who marries a woman only for her beauty (regardless of
her Faith), he will not see (gain) what he likes; and he who marries a woman
only for her wealth, Allah will leave him with that wealth only. Therefore, it
is to you that you look for a religious wife."
Al-Tahthib, vol. 7, p.399
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: He who marries a woman for her wealth, Allah will leave him only
with that; and he who marries a woman (only) for her beauty, he will see in her
what he does not like; but he who marries a woman for her religion, Allah will
gather those merits for him."
Al-Tahthib, vol. 7, p. 399
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "He who marries a woman (only) for her beauty, Allah will
assign the beauty of that woman as a harm and trouble for him."
Wasa'il-ush Shi'ah, vol. 20, p. 53
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "Do not marry a woman only for her beauty since her beauty
may cause her impiety; nor for her wealth because her wealth may cause her
disobedience; but marry a religious woman for her Faith."
Al-Muhajjat-ul-Bayda, vol. 3, p. 85
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "He who is regardless of those whom he must feed, is cursed
and again very much cursed."
Man La Yahduruhul Faqih, vol. 3, p. 168
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "Any man who is patient with the wife who is bad tempered,
and seeks that patience from Allah, He bestows him the reward given to the
thankful ones."
Man La Yahduruhul Faqih, vol. 4, p. 16
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "He who has two wives and does not treat justly in dividing
his self and his wealth between them, he will be raised on the Resurrection Day
while he is chained in punishment and half of his body is not straight until he
enters Hell."
Bihar-ul-Anwar, vol. 7, p. 214
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "From the things of the world, I regard women and perfume
highly, but prayer is the light of my eyes, (the love and worship of Allah).
Al-Khisal, vol. 1, p. 183; Bihar-ul-Anwar, vol. 76 p. 141
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "The right of a man upon (his) wife is: lighting the light,
preparing food, receiving him at the threshold of the door of the house with
pleasant conversation, and avoid refusing to offer herself to him except for
the time there is an excuse."
Makarim-ul-Akhlaq, vol. 2, p. 246
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "A woman has not performed the right of Allah, Almighty and
Glorious unless she performs the right of her husband."
Mustadrak-ul-Wasa'il-ush Shi'ah, vol. 14, p. 257
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "There is no (believing) woman who gives her husband a glass
of water but it will be rewarded her better than the worship of one year during
which she fasts on days and keeps vigil during the nights."
Wasa'il-ush Shi'ah, vol. 20, p. 172
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "It is to a woman to perfume herself with her best
fragrances, wear her best clothes, and ornament herself with her best
ornamentation in order to present herself available to her husband whether it
is day or night."
Al-Kafi,
vol. 5, p. 508
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "Allah, Almighty and Glorious, has said: 'Had I willed to
gather the good of this world and the next for a Muslim believer, I would set
for the one a humble heart, a thankful tongue, and a body patient in
afflictions. (To a man I would give) a pious wife whom when he looks at he is
delighted and who (she) protects herself and his properties for him when he is
away from her."
Usul
al-Kafi, vol. 5, p. 327
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "Verily your best woman is she who is fertile, affectionate,
keeps secrets, and is pious. She obeys her husband and is honorably dear among
her kinsmen. When she is with her husband, she reveals her ornaments but
conceals it from anyone other than him. She hearkens to his speech and obeys
his commands. When she is in private, she dresses herself beautifully and is
eager to offer him generously whatever he wants from her. She is usually
ornamented (for him) and is not plain as men are."
Bihar-ul-Anwar, vol. 103, p. 235
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "From the prosperity of a Muslim man is that he has a pious
wife, a large (comfortable) house, a pleasant mount, and a righteous
child."
Bihar-ul-Anwar, vol. 104, p. 98
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "The Jihad (fighting in the way of Allah) of a woman is to
afford pleasant company to her husband and the right of her husband over her is
the greatest right of all people over her."
Bihar-ul-Anwar,
vol. 103, p. 256
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "Marry and do not divorce because the Throne of heaven
quakes from divorce."
Wasa'il
ush Shiah, vol. 22, p. 9
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "Certainly, Allah, Almighty and Glorious, dislikes or curses
any man or woman whose intention of divorce or marriage is merely tasting the
pleasure of it."
The Holy Prophet (S) repeated this
statement three times to emphasize that any man who divorces his wife for a new
marriage and tasting the pleasure of the new wed, as well as if any woman who
demands her divorce for the same purpose and marries another man, is involved
in the curse of Allah.
Al-Kafi, vol. 6, p. 54
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "The lady from the women of my Ummah who safely observes
four traits deserves Heaven: if she protects her piety, obeys her husband,
establishes her five cardinal prayers, and fasts in the month of Ramadan."
Bihar-ul-Anwar,
vol. 104, p. 107
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "A man's word telling his wife: 'I love you' never will quit
her heart."
Wasa'il-ush
Shi'ah, vol. 14, p. 10
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "The best of your women is the one who is pious and obeys
her husband in lust and ornamentation (but is impenetrable for others)."
Wasa'il-ush
Shi'ah, vol 20, p.30
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "It is written in the Turah: 'I am Allah, the killer of
murderers and distracter of fornicators."
Al-Kafi,
vol. 5, p. 554
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said again from the Turah:
"O' people, do not commit
fornication because your wives will do the same, too. That which you sow, you
will reap." (The same as you do will be done to you).
Al-Kafi, vol.5, p.554
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "...He who embraces a woman who is unlawful (haram) to him,
will be bound by a chain of fire alongwith Satan and both will be thrown into
Hell."
Man La
Yahduruhul Faqih, vol. 4, p. 14
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "Cursed is he, cursed is he who copulates with beasts."
Al-Kafi, vol. 2, p. 270
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "Lesbianism between themselves is (the same as)
fornication."
Kanz-ul-'Ummal,
vol. 5, p. 316
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "There are three traits which Allah loves (in people):
briefness in speech, short (length) of sleep, and small (portion) of food;
while there are three traits which He dislikes (in them): loquaciousness,
oversleeping, and overeating."
Al Ithna'Ashariyyah, p. 92
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "Try to be clean as much as you are able to. Verily, Allah
has based the foundation of Islam on cleanliness; hence, never can a person
enter Paradise but the clean ones."
Kanz-ul-'Ummal,
Tradition 26002
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "He who purchases the food stuff which is a public necessity
and stores it for forty days with the hope that its price will go up in the
Muslim market, then, sells it and gives the entire sum as charity to the poor,
it cannot be the atonement for what he has done."
Bihar-ul-Anwar,
vol. 103, p. 89
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "He who sleeps bearing deceit against his Muslim brother in
his heart, has slept in the wrath of Allah and remains in that case until he
repents."
Safinat-ul-Bihar, vol. 2, p. 318
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: " ...And he who deceives his Muslim brother, Allah takes
away the abundance of his sustenance and spoils his livelihood and leaves him
to his own self."
Wasa'il-ush
Shi'ah, vol. 17, p. 283
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "The person who deceives a Muslim believer in buying or
selling (things), is not of us, and, on the Resurrection Day, will be raised
among the Jews, because they have been the most deceitful against
Muslims."
Bihar-ul-Anwar, vol. 103, p. 80
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "After myself, I fear of three things for my Ummah:
misguidance after knowledge, misleading temptations, and the lust of the
stomach and the privy parts."
Al-Kafi,
vol. 2, p. 79
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "The person for whom lust and vice is readily available but
he avoids them for the fear of Allah, Almighty and Glorious, He will bar the
Fire for him and ensure him against the Great Fear...."
Makarim-ul-Akhlaq
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "He who is guarded against the vices of his stomach, tongue,
and privy parts, is surely safeguarded from all sins."
Al-Muhajjat-ul
Bayda
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "He who kisses a lad lustily, Allah, Almighty and Glorious,
will bridle him with a reign of Fire."
Al-Kafi,
vol. 5, p. 548
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "He whose two days (of life) are the same (making no
spiritual progress) is at loss."
Bihar-ul-Anwar,
vol. 71, p. 173
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "The destruction of my female followers is in two things:
gold and immodest clothes; and the destruction of my male follower lies in
abandoning knowledge and compiling wealth."
The
Collection of Waram
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "At the moment when the coffin of a person is being lifted
and carried, the concerning soul follows its corpse and regretfully calls: 'O
you my children and my relatives! Beware that the world does not cheat you as
it did me. I gathered wealth regardless of it being lawful or unlawful and left
all of it for others. Now I am left with its burden upon me while they enjoy
the fruit of it; therefore, avoid that which is similar to what happened to
me'."
Bihar-ul-Anwar,
vol. 6, p. 161
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "None passes a graveyard except that the dead call out to
him: 'O you neglectful person! Were you aware of what we have been made aware
of, it would make your blood run cold'."
Irshad-ul-Qulub
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "If your rulers are the good doers of you, rich ones are
from the gracious ones of you, and your affairs go on through consultation
among you, then (living) on the earth is better for you than (being) under it.
But, if your rulers are the wicked ones of you, your rich ones from the misers
of you, and your affairs go on without consultation among you, then (being)
under the ground is better for you than (living) on it."
Manhaj-us-Sadiqeen,
commentary, vol. 2, p. 373
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "No believer will become wretched by consultation, and none
will gain merit through stubbornness."
Nahj-ul-Fisahah,
p. 533
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "There are seventy branches of worship, the best of which is
earning a living lawfully."
At-Tahthib,
vol. 6, p. 324
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "There is goodness above any goodness until when a believing
person, (fighting against the enemies of Islam who slaughter Muslims), is
killed in the way of Allah, Almighty and Glorious, then there is no goodness
above it."
Bihar-ul-Anwar,
vol. 10, p. 100
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "...By the One in Whose hand is my soul, if all the members
in the skies and on the earth gather to kill a (sinless) believer or be
persuaded to it, Allah will surely put them all in the Fire."
Bihar-ul-Anwar, vol. 75, p. 149
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "No drop is more beloved with Allah, Almighty and Glorious,
than the drop of blood which is poured in the way of Allah.
Wasa'il-ush
Shi'ah, vol. 15, p. 14
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "Al-Mahdi is of my progeny from the sons of Fatimah
(‘a)."
Sunan Abu Dawud, vol. 4, p. 107
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "Happiness is for the one who will attend the Qaim of my
Ahlul Bayt and will follow him before his rise. This person will love his
(Qaim's) lovers and hate his enemies, and will accept the leadership of the
Imams from before his advent. These ones are my friends, and are the most
sincere members of my Ummah whom I honor very much."
Bihar-ul-Anwar, vol. 52, p. 129
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "Allah will raise a man from my progeny, from my Ahlul Bayt,
by whom the earth will be filled with justice thoroughly the same as it has
been filled with injustice and oppression."
Al-Musannif, vol. 11, p. 371
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "The person who dies and has not known the Imam of his time
(Imam Mahdi (‘a) is that of the present time) has died the same as one who died
during the Age of Ignorance."
Musnad-i-Ahmad-ibn-Hanbal, vol. 2, p. 83; vol. 3, p. 446 &
vol. 4, p. 96: Sahih-i-Bukhari, vol.
5, p. 13 & Sahih-i-Muslim vol. 6, p. 21, No.1849. In addition
to 25 other references introduced by Sunni scholars.
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "There will come a time for people that: they will not
respect their scholars except for their good clothing; they will not hearken to
the Qur'an except for the pleasant voice; and they will not worship Allah
except for during the fasting month; there will be no shyness in their women,
no patience in their poor ones; and no prosperity for their rich ones, they
will not be contented with a small (portion), and they will not be satiated
with abundance. They will strive (only) for their stomach; their religion is
their money (wealth); their women are their Qiblah (direction of worship); and
their homes are their mosques; they run away from their scholars just as lambs
run away from wolves. Then, when they become like that, the Lord will afflict them
with three conditions. At first, He takes the prosperity from their properties.
The second is that a cruel ruler will dominate them. The third is that they
will pass away from this world without having (true) Faith."
Waqayi'-ul-'Ayyam, p. 439
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "There will come a time for my Ummah when their rulers will
be cruel, their scholars will be greedy and have little piety, their
worshippers (will act) hypocritically, their merchants will commit usury and
conceal the defects of their buying and selling and their women will be busy
with the ornaments of the world. Hence, at this time, the most vicious of them
will dominate over them, and their good doers will invocate but they will not
be answered."
Bihar-ul-Anwar,
vol. 23, p. 22
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "There will come a time for my Ummah when they will love
five things while neglecting five others:
1.
They will
love this world and neglect the next world.
2.
They will
love wealth and forget (the Day of) Reckoning.
3.
They
(their men) will love (corruptive) women and forget the houries.
4.
They will
love buildings and forget the graves.
5.
And, they
will love (their) selves and forget the Lord. Those (such people) dislike me
and I, too, dislike them."
Al-Ithna
'Ashariyyah, p. 202
Hazrat Muhammad (S) told Abu Dharr: "Take advantage of five opportunities
before five other things: Your youth before your senescence, your health before
your illness, your wealth before your poverty, your leisure before your haste,
and your life before your death."
Bihar-ul-Anwar,
vol. 77, p. 77
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "Fie upon that Muslim who does not allocate (at least) one
day a week to the study of the details of his religion and to explore (the
affairs) of his religion."
Bihar-ul-Anwar, vol. 1, p. 176
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "He who studies the religion of Allah, He is sufficient to
remove his grief and provides him with sustenance from whence he could never
imagine."
Mahajjat-ul
Bayda vol. 1, p.15
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "The one amongst my Ummah who memorizes forty traditions
from among those which people need for their religious life (to propagate and
instruct), Allah will raise him from the dead as a jurist on the Day of
Resurrection."
Bihar-ul-Anwar,
vol. 2, p. 153
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "Verily, a servant can gain the rank of him who both fasts
during the day and keeps vigil at night, keeping up prayers, through his good
disposition."
Bihar-ul-Anwar,
vol. 71, p. 373
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "The things by which my Ummah can enjoy Heaven most of all
are godliness, and a good temper."
Al-Kafi,
vol. 2, p. 100
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "Anger spoils Faith as much as vinegar spoils honey."
Al-Kafi,
vol. 2, p. 302
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "Do not get angry; do not ask people for things; wish for
people whatever you wish for yourself."
Bihar-ul-Anwar,
vol. 75, p. 27
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "Verily, when one of His servants establishes a prayer in
congregation and asks Him something which He does not grant, Allah will be
ashamed until He fulfils it."
Bihar-ul-Anwar,
vol. 88, p. 4
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "One prayer of a man in congregation is worthier than his
forty years of prayers at home (alone)."
Mustadrak-ul-Wasa'il, vol. 6, p. 446
Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: "The rows of my followers in the congregational prayer on
the earth are like the rows of angels in the sky; and a rak'at of prayer in
congregation is equivalent with twenty-four rak'ats, and every rak'at with
Allah, Almighty and Glorious, is more beloved than forty years of worship.
Therefore, on the Day of Justice, when Allah gathers all human beings from the
beginning to the end for Reckoning, there will be no believer who has attended
the congregational prayer but for whom Allah will decrease the grievousness of
the Day of Reckoning and after that the one will be told to enter Heaven.
Bihar-ul-Anwar, vol. 88, p. 6
Once a blind man came to Hazrat Muhammad (S) and said that there
was not anybody to take him to the mosque to attend the congregational prayer
with him (S) when he heard the prayer call. Then Hazrat Muhammad (S) said: Stretch a thread from your house unto the
mosque and attend the congregational prayer."
At-Tahthib,
vol. 3, p. 266
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