Ethics - Justifying Wrong Actions

Pearl of Wisdom

in his letter to Malik al-Ashtar: 'And if you make a covenant between yourself and your enemy or give him a surety [against life or property], then stand by your pact with loyalty and observe your liability with trustworthiness. Make yourself the shield for your word, for there is nothing from Allah's mandates that all people agree upon, Intimacy despite their diverse opinions on everything else, as much as they do with regards to respecting the fulfilment of covenants.'

Imam Ali ibn Abi Talib [as]

Ibid. Letter 53

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Ethics - Justifying Wrong Actions

In the Holy Qur'an

(It is) a blessed Book that We have sent down to you, so that they may contemplate its signs, and that those who posses intellect may take admonishment. (38:29)

In the Traditions

The Prophet with regards to Allah's verse in the Quran "and recite they Quran in a measured tone" said, "Recite it clearly, do not disperse it prosaically, nor rave it like raving poetry. Stop where it mentions wonders, and move the hearts with it, and do not let your only concern be (to finish) the end of the chapter."

Imam Ali said, "Verly there is no good in reciation that does not have contemplation in it. Verly, there is no good in worship that does not have understanding."

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