Pearl of Wisdom

Backbiting is worse than adultery', at which he was asked, 'How so?' He replied, 'A man commits adultery, then repents, and Allah pardons him for it, whereas the Backbiting backbiter is not forgiven until his victim forgives him.'

Prophet Muhammad al-Mustafa [sawa]
al-Targhib wa al-Tarhib, v. 3, p. 511, no. 24

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The Lantern of the Path

The path of Islam contains a most comprehensive and total system of conduct for the wayfarer. The outer behaviour of a true Muslim reflects what is deep in his inner consciousness.

In his teachings, Imam Ja'far al-Sadiq shows the way to equilibrium in a most inspired way of tawhid. As a man of insight and knowledge he sees the unified hand and demonstrates it to the sincere seeker. These teachings can be of benefit to anyone who has an interest in spiritual matters and is concerned with benefiting from the path of Islam.

The Imam's explanations in 'The Lantern of the Path to Almighty Allah' contain many levels of understanding. Much depends upon the state of the seeker and the extent of his sincerity. Although this section is small, its meanings are vast.

We pray to Allah to increase our knowledge and experience of His vast compassion and mercy.

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1 Slander
2 Contentedness
3 Taking Heed
4 Making Claims
5 Wisdom
6 Yearning
7 Love for the Sake of Allah
8 Love of Allah
9 Gnosis (ma 'rifah)
10 Modesty
11 Sorrow
12 Patience
13 Affliction
14 Contentment
15 Fear and Hope
16 Certainty
17 Entrusting Oneself to Allah
18 Good Opinion
19 Contemplation of Death
20 Striving and Discipline
 
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