Spirituality - Where is God's Treasure?

Pearl of Wisdom

to two men when they came to him with a dispute about the inheritance and things that had became effaced, 'One of you might be more agile in his evidence than the other. So if I was to judge something in his favour that was [actually] from the right of his brother, then I am giving him a part of Hell.' Each of the two men asked him, ?O Messenger of Allah, does this right of mine belong to my companion?' He replied, '[No], But go and become brothers and have compassion, and each of you should forgive the other.'

Prophet Muhammad al-Mustafa [sawa]

Ma'dni al-Akhbar, p. 279

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Spirituality - Where is God's Treasure?

In the Holy Qur'an

Most surely there is a reminder in this for him who has a heart or listens while he is present (50:37)

And truly he (David) has a intimacy with Us and a good resting place (38:25)

In the Traditions

The Prophet said, "Allah, most High, has receptacles on the earth, and verily they are the hearts. The most beloved of hearts to Allah are the softest ones, the purest ones, and the firmest ones: those that are the softest to their brothers, those that are the most pure from sins, and those that are the firmest in the path of Allah."

Imam Ali said, "Tears only dry up (ie. fail to flow) as a result of hardness of the heart, and the hearts only harden as a result of frequent sinning."

When a person complained to the Prophet about the hardness of his own hear, the Prophet replied, "If you want your heart to soften, feed the needy and stoke the head of ophans."

Imam al-Jawad said, "Seeking Allah with the hearts is more effective than tiring the limbs with actions"

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