Spirituality - Real Wealth

Pearl of Wisdom

'I went to the door of the place in Sarkhas where al-Rida was being held captive in chains. I sought permission from the jailor [to visit him) and he said, 'There is no way that you will be able to see him.' I asked, 'Why?' He replied, 'Because he sometimes offers one thousand prayers in the space of one day and night. He stops praying for a while at daybreak, before noon and before sunset. During these times he sits on his prayer mat and converses intimately with his Lord.' I said to him, 'Then request him to grant me permission during these times'. So he asked permission for me [to visit). I entered and he was sitting on his prayer mat meditating.'

al-Harawi

Bihar al-Anwar, v. 49, p. 91, no. 5

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Spirituality - Real Wealth

In the Holy Qur'an

And whatever wealth you spend, it is for your own benefit (2:272)

Those of you who have faith and spend (in Allah's way) there is a great reward for them (57:7)

You will never attain piety until you spend out of what you hold dear, and whatever you may spend of anything Allah indeed knows it. (3:92)

In the Traditions

Imam Ali in his will to his son said, "You have in your world that with which you can reform your (eternal) abode, so spend rightfully and do not be a storage place for other's (dues)."

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