Pearl of Wisdom

'No sooner do people omit any aspect of their religion for the sake of improving their worldly affairs than Allah will open for them something that will be more detrimental to them [than the improvement of their worldly affairs].'

Imam Ali ibn Abi Talib [as]
Ibid. no. 10831

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In the Holy Qur'an


But as for him who is awed to stand before his Lord and forbids the soul from (following) desires, his refuge will indeed be paradise (79:40-41)

In the Traditions


The Prophet said, “The most courageous of people is he who overcomes his desires.”

The Prophet said, “A strong person is not one who overcomes people, but a strong person is one who overcomes his own self.”

Imam Ali said, “Prohibiting one’s self from desire is the greater Jihad.”

Prophet Solomon said, “Someone who prevails over his desires is stronger than he who captures a city by himself.”

 
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