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If one does not have these five things there is no good in him: intellect, religion, etiquette, shame and good manners.
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Rayh?natur Ras?l, p.55

 

Husayn ibn Ali

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Have good thoughts in your lives. Have good manners, be polite, and have good actions. Be good, have love, and be patient. Never think of harming others. Only think of helping people. Think that others should be made better and that you should be made better. That is how your heart should be. Always wish for good things for other people. If you do, then your life will never be ruined, and you will progress higher and higher, and your brothers and sisters will also become exalted. Please think about this. Amin. May God give you His grace.

 

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