Hasan al-Askari Quotes

Everyone reaps what he sows.

Humbleness is a blessing that is not envied.

Your daily subsistence which has been assured by God, should not prevent you from rising in obedience and performing your duties.

Allah has imposed fasting so that the wealthy might suffer hunger and be kind to the poor.

There are two qualities that no quality is over; the faith in God and the serving of brothers.

Know that coyness has a certain extent and if exceeded, shall turn to weakness; generosity has a certain extent and if exceeded, shall become wasting; economy has a certain extent and if exceeded, shall be stinginess; and courage has a certain extent, which if exceeded, becomes recklessness.

Anger is the key to every evil.

A spiteful one is the least comfortable.

Whoever sows good shall harvest happiness, and whoever sows evil shall harvest regret.

The weakest of enemies in cunning, is he who shows his enmity.

Worship is not abundant fasting and praying, rather worship is abundant pondering; it is the continuous thinking of Allah.

The most pious of people is the one who fulfills his religious precepts, and the most devout of the people is the one who avoids illegitimate acts.

There is a limit to caution and farsightedness; if one goes beyond the limit, fear and wretchedness will result.

If anyone of you is pious in his religion, truthful in his speech, gives deposit back to its owner, and treats people kindly, it shall be said about him: ―this is a Shi'a.

Whoever is given good, Allah has given him that, and whoever is saved from an evil Allah has saved him from it.