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Beware that Allah misses you during an act of obedience He has commended you (to perform).
Adhere to diligence. Do not take out of yourself falling short of worshipping Allah, for surely they
do not assign to Allah, the Great and [1] Ibid., p. 373.
[2] Muhajj al‐Da'awat, p. 373.
Almighty, the worship due to Him. Beware of joking, for it takes away the light of your faith and
makes (men) disparage your manhood. Beware of laziness and boredom, for they deprive you of
your share in this world and the next.”[1]
Directions and Guidance
He, peace be on him, has given to all Muslims general directions in which he has mentioned:
“Experiences are sufficient education; the passage of time is a (sufficient) lesson; the morals of
him with whom you associate are (sufficient) knowledge; the remembrance of death is a
(sufficient) barrier against sins and offences. The wonder of wonders is those who are on diet and
drink lest they should be infected by a malady, but they do not guard against sins out of fear of
the fire when it burns their bodies.”[2]
General Advice
He, peace be on him, advised his companions to organize their time and to educate their souls,
saying: “Try hard, that your time may be four hours: one hour is for supplicating Allah, one hour
for the affairs of the livelihood, one hour for associating with the brothers (friends) and the
reliable ones who let you know your defects and who are inwardly loyal to you, and one hour for
that you are alone with yourselves (and) for non‐forbidden things. Through this hour you have
power over the three hours. Tell yourselves of neither poverty nor a long lifetime, for whoever
tells himself of poverty becomes miserly. Whoever tells himself of a long lifetime becomes greedy.
Appoint for yourselves a share of the world through giving them something lawful they desire,
that does not defile manhood, and in which there is no immoderation. Seek help from that for the
affairs of your religion, for it has been reported: ‘Whoever leaves his life in the world for his
religion or leaves his religion for his life in the world does not belong to us.”[3]
Urging for Doing Good
He, peace be on him, has said: “He whose two days are equal is cheated. He whose end of his two
days is more wicked than them is cursed; whoever does not know the increase to his own soul is
in a decrease; whoever is in a greater decrease, it is better to him die than to remain alive.”[4]
With this brief presentation we will end our talk about his sermons and teachings and we will deal
with another apart of his heritage.
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