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The more appropriate knowledge to you is that which is not righteous to you to work except with
it. The most incumbent knowledge on you is that which you are responsible for working with it.
The most required knowledge is that which leads you to the righteousness of your heart and
shows you its corruption. The most praiseworthy knowledge in the final result is that which
increases the reason of the wise. Therefore do not busy (yourself) with the knowledge that does
not harm you if you are ignorant of it; and do not be heedless of the knowledge that increases
your ignorance when you leave it.
Beware of withholding from (spending money) on the acts of obedience to Allah lest you should
spend twice as much as it on the acts of disobedience to Allah.
Whoever speaks of Allah perishes; whoever seeks presidency perishes; whoever is vainglorious
perishes. A man asked Imam Musa about a generous person, and he, peace be on him, replied:
“Surely your speech has two meanings: If you are asking about the creatures, then the generous
person is he who performs that which Allah has made obligatory on him. The miser is he who
refrains from that which Allah has made obligatory on him. If you mean the Creator, then He is
generous when He gives and He is generous when he withholds, for if He gives you, He gives you
that which does not belong to you; and if he withholds you, He withholds you from that which
does belong to you.
Surely if some people accompany the supreme ruler (sultan) that the believers may use them as
caves, they will be safe on the Day of Resurrection. One jurist who saves one of our orphans who
can not see us through teaching him that which he is in need of is more violent to Iblis than a
thousand worshippers. For the worshipper takes care of himself only; and this (jurist) takes care of
himself along with the servants of Allah‐male and female‐in order to save them from the hand and
disobedience of Iblis; for this reason he is better in Allah’s sight than a million worshippers.
‘Abd Allah b. Yehya said: “I wrote to Imam Musa in a supplication: Praise belongs to Allah (to) the
end of His knowledge. And he, peace be on him, wrote back: ‘Do not say (to) the end of His
knowledge, for there is no end to His knowledge, but say to the end of His good pleasure.’” If men
commit sins they have not to do, Allah subjects them to tribulations they do not expect.
‘Ali b. Swayd al‐Sa’i said: “I questioned Abu al‐Hasan al‐Awual about the words of Him, the Exalted
and Great: And whoever trusts in Allah, he is sufficient for him. And he, peace be on him, has said:
‘The trust in Allah is degrees: of them is that you trust in Him in all your affairs, so you should be
satisfied with what He does to you. You should know that He gives you nothing but good and
favors; you should know that the decision regarding that belongs to Him; and you should trust in
Him in respect with it and other than it. Allah has mercy on the inhabitants of the earth as long as
they love each other, make over trusts to their owners, and work with the truth. Do not neglect
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