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💠#The_Attributes_of_The_Enemies_Of_Ahlulbait (4)💠

💠قالَ الْإِمَامُ الْحَسَنُ بْنُ عَلِيٍّ علیهما السلام:
هَلَاكُ النَّاسِ فِي ثَلَاثٍ الْكِبْرِ وَ الْحِرْصِ وَ الْحَسَدِ
فَالْكِبْرُ هَلَاكُ الدِّينِ وَ بِهِ لُعِنَ إِبْلِيسُ
وَ الْحِرْصُ عَدُوُّ النَّفْسِ وَ بِهِ أُخْرِجَ آدَمُ مِنَ الْجَنَّةِ
وَ الْحَسَدُ رَائِدُ السُّوءِ وَ مِنْهُ قَتَلَ قَابِيلُ هَابِيلَ.

📚كشف الغمة في معرفة الأئمة، ج‏1، ص: 571-572

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✳️Imam al-Hasan (a. s) has said:
Three vices destroy people: haughtiness, greediness, and envy.
As for haughtiness, it destroys the religion; and Iblis was cursed because of it.
As for greediness, it is the enemy of soul; and because of it Adam was taken out of the Garden.
As for envy, it is the pioneer of evil deeds; and because of it Qabil (Cain) killed Habil (Abel).

📚Kash-ol-Qomaa Fee Ma'refat-el- A'emma v1 Pp571-572

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❇️امام حسن مجتبی علیه السلام فرمودند:
هلاک مردمان در سه چیز است: تکبر، آز و حسد.
تکبر موجب تباهی دین است و شیطان به همین جهت از پیشگاه خدا رانده شد.
حرص، دشمن جان انسان است و موجب شد که آدم از بهشت بیرون شود.
حسد، انسان را به زشتیها میکشاند و به همین سبب قابیل، برادرش هابیل را کشت.

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What we learned from Ahlulbait (peace be with them). Part 1

One day Imām Sadiq (peace be with him) asked his students: “‘What have you learned from me so far?’

One student said: ‘I learned 8 things from you.’

Imām Sadiq (peace be with him) replied: ‘Share so we may know.’

1. I learned that every lover will let go of his beloved at the time of death, thus I spent my energy on that which will not separate from me and won’t leave me alone. In fact, it is my intimate friend in my solitude and that thing (which won’t separate from me) is virtuous deeds in the way of God, which will remain with me even after death. (In this regard) God says: “Whoever commits evil shall be required for it (Nisa, 123).”’

Imām replied: ‘Well said by God! And what is the second?’

2. I saw that a group of people take pride in their mass of wealth, and another take pride in their properties and family lineage, all while none of this is to be proud about. I saw true pride in the words of God: “Indeed the most noblest of you in the sight of God is the most Godwary among you (Hujurat, 13).”

Imam replied: ‘Well said by God! And what is the third.’

3. I see that people are busy in worldly amusements and entertainment, while I heard that God said: “But as for him who is awed to stand before his Lord and restrains his soul from (following) desires, then indeed paradise will be his refuge (Naziat, 40-41).”

Imām replied: ‘Well said by God! And what is the fourth?’

4. I saw that everyone would hoard and save whenever they received something while God has said: “Who is it that will lend God a good loan, that He May multiply it for him and (that) there may be a noble reward for him? (Hadid, 11).” (Thus) whoever lends (meaning give) to the path of God, then God will multiply it multifold and reward him immensely. Therefore, I love multiplication (of my reward) and I don’t see anything more secure than what is with God. For this reason, whenever I receive something (in) great (amount), I use it to face God and spend in His path in order to save it for the hereafter where I will greatly need it.

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What we learned from Ahlulbait (peace be with them). Part 2

Imām replied: ‘Well said by God! And what is the fifth?’

5. I see that some are envious of others while God states: “It is We who have distributed among them their livelihood in the present life, and raised some of them above others in rank, so that some of them may take others into service, and your Lord’s mercy is better than what they amass (Zukhruf, 32).” Thus, when I realized that God’s mercy is better than what people gather, I never envied anyone and never felt sorrow for the (worldly items) that I lost.

Imām replied: ‘Well said by God! And what is the sixth?’

6. I see that some people become enemies with each other over worldly and egotistic reasons, while I heard the words of God: “Indeed Satan is your enemy, so treat him as an enemy (Fatir, 6).” Thus, I took Satan as my enemy and abandoned enmity with others.

Imām replied: ‘Well said by God! And what is the seventh?’

7. I see that people gather material a lot in their efforts to seek sustenance (through working and jobs) and place themselves in hardships, while I heard God say: “And I did not create jinn and humans except that they may worship Me. I desire no provision for them nor do I desire that they feed Me. Indeed it is God who is the All-Provider, Powerful, and All-Strong (Adh-Dhariyat,56-58).” Hence, I realized that the promise of God is true and His words are right. As a result I settled on His promise, accepted His words, and shifted my focus away from seeking what is for me (that is, my sustenance) from other than God.

Imām replied: ‘Well said by God! And what is the eighth?’

8. I see that a group of people rely on their health and wellness and another group on their large amounts of wealth and another on the number of their offspring, and are thus seeking a bright future, while I have heard that God said: “Whoever is wary of God, He shall make for him a way out and provide for him from where he does not expect. And whoever relies upon God, He will suffice him. Indeed God carries His commands, God has ordained a measure (and extent) for everything.” Hence, I trust on God and my reliance upon others has vanished.

Imām (peace be with him) after hearing all eight points responded: ‘I swear by God that the Torah, Bible, Psalms, Qur’an, and other heavenly sourced scriptures refer to these issues.’”

📚”Irshad al-Qulub” of Daylami, chapter 52

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