The Blessing
The Blessing البَرَكَة
The Blessed
مَعنَى البَرَكَة
1ـ الإمامُ الصّادقُ (عَلَيهِ الّسَلامُ) ـ في قولِه تعالى: «وجَعَلَني مُبارَكا أيْنَما كُنتُ» ـ: نَفّاعاً.
1- Imam al-Sadiq (a.s.), with regards to the verse:“He has made me blessed, wherever I may be”, said, ‘[Blessed means] very beneficial [to others].’[al-Kafi, v. 2, p. 165, no. 11]
That Which Brings Blessing And That Which Removes It
ما يُوجِبُ البَرَكةَ وما يُزيلُها
2ـ رَسولُ اللهِِ (صَلَّيَ اللهُ عَلَيهِ وَ آلِهِ): كِيلوا طَعامَكُم، فإنَّ البَرَكةَ في الطَّعامِ المَكِيلِ.
2- The Prophet (S) said, ‘Weigh your food, for there is blessing in weighed food.’[Kanz al-’Ummal, no. 9434]
3ـ رَسولُ اللهِ (صَلَّيَ اللهُ عَلَيهِ وَ آلِهِ): إنَّ البَرَكَةَ فِي التِّجارَةِ.
3– The Prophet (S) said, ‘Blessing consists of ten parts: nine parts are contained in trade [i.e. working to earn one’s living] and the tenth part lies in endurance.’[Bihar al-Anwar, v. 103, p. 5, no. 13]
4ـ رَسولُ اللهِ (صَلَّيَ اللهُ عَلَيهِ وَ آلِهِ): أرْبَعٌ لا تَدخُلُ بَيتاً واحدةٌ مِنهُنَّ إلّا خَرِبَ ولَم يَعْمُرْ بالبَرَكةِ: الخِيانةُ، والسَّرِقةُ، وشُربُ الخمرِ، والزِّنا.
4– The Prophet (S) said, ‘Four things, of which even if only one enters a house, it will destroy it such that it will never again be able to flourish through blessing: betrayal, theft, wine-drinking, and adultery.’ [Ibid. v. 79, p. 19, no. 4]
5ـ الإمامُ عليٌّ (عَلَيهِ الّسَلامُ): بالعَدلِ تَتَضاعَفُ البَرَكاتُ.
5- Imam Ali (a.s.) said, ‘Blessings are multiplied with justice.’[Ghurar al-Hikam, no. 4211]
6ـ الإمامُ عليٌّ (عَلَيهِ الّسَلامُ): إذا ظَهَرتِ الجِناياتُ ارْتَفَعتِ البَرَكاتُ.
6- Imam Ali (a.s.) said, ‘When crimes prevail, blessings are lifted away.’[Ibid. no. 4030]
- Mizan al-Hikmah (Scale of Wisdom)
- Introduction
- ‘Ashura
- The Abased People
- The Account
- The Account
- Enjoinment of Accounting for One’s Self
- The Fruit of Taking Account of Oneself
- The First Thing That Man Will Be Asked About
- That Which One is Not Accountable For
- That Which One Will be Held Accountable For
- That Which Will Make the Account Easier on the Day of Resurrection
- The Categories of People during the Account
- The Adverse Account
- Those Whose Account Will Be Easy
- Those Who Will Enter Paradise Without Accounting
- Those Who Will Enter the Fire Without Accounting
- Action
- Adornment
- Affliction
- Aggression
- Agriculture
- Alcohol
- Allah
- Allah's Pleasure
- Alms-Tax (Zakat)
- Amicableness
- Amity
- Anger
- Animals
- The Answer
- [Allah’s] Antipathy
- Anxiety
- Asceticism
- Assurance
- Backbiting
- Banes
- The Bathhouse
- Beauty
- Betrayal
- The Blessing
- Bribery
- The Brother
- The Believers Are Brothers
- True Brothers
- Brothers’ Amity
- That Which Ensures the Endurance of Amity
- Brotherhood for the Sake of Allah
- Brotherhood For The Sake Of This World
- Informing One’s Brother Of One’s Love [For Him]
- One’s Amity for Another is a Proof of Reciprocity
- Cutting Off Relations with Brothers
- Maintaining Brotherhood
- Types of Brothers
- Warning Against Some Forms Of Brotherhood
- Preserving Old Brotherhood
- Real Brotherhood
- Choosing a Brother
- Tolerating the Lapse of a Brother
- The Best of Brothers
- The Worst of Brothers
- Testing Brothers
- Advising Brothers
- Honoring and Glorifying One’s Brothers
- Fulfilling Brothers’ Needs
- The Etiquette of Brotherhood
- Brushing One's Teeth
- The Call For Prayer
- Captive
- Character
- Good Naturedness (Character)
- The Consequences of Good Naturedness
- Explanation of Good Naturedness
- High Moral Virtues
- Explanation of Noble Moral Traits
- The Best of the Noble Moral Traits
- The Fruits of Good Naturedness
- Ill Nature
- The Final Outcome of the Ill-natured Person
- The Best Virtues
- The Link Between Various Traits
- Charity
- The Virtue of Charity
- Allah’s Firsthand Receipt of Charities
- Charity and Repelling Adversities
- Charity is the Key to (Increased) Sustenance
- Every Kindly Act is Considered Charity
- The Best Form of Charity
- The Virtue of Giving Charity in Secret and Its Good Effects
- The Amount of Charity to be Given
- The Recipients of Charity
- The Etiquette of Giving
- Cheerfulness
- The Chief
- Childhood
- Clemency
- Comfort
- Commerce
- Commerce
- Abandoning Commerce
- The Etiquette Of Trading
- The Prohibition Of Cheating [By Giving Less Than Due] In Trade
- Enjoinment Upon The Trader To Give Charity
- Leniency in Selling and Buying
- Bargaining
- Equality Between One Who Bargains And One Who Does Not
- The Profit of a Believer from Another
- The Iniquity of Merchants
- The Merchant’s Veracity
- The One Who Promotes His Commodity by Oaths
- The Trade Of The Hereafter
- Trading Does Not Divert the Believer
- Trade and Religion
- Common Courtesy
- Common Courtesy
- Enjoinment of Spreading Kindness to Both Good and Bad People
- Circulation of Good Acts From Hand to Hand
- Prohibition of Making Someone Feel Obliged for an Act of Courtesy
- Completion of a Good Act
- Prohibition of Holding Acts of Common Courtesy in Contempt
- The Mark of Acceptance of a Good Act
- The Reward for Good Acts
- Compassion
- Condemnation
- Condolence
- The Congregation
- Conjecture
- Consanguinal Relations
- Corruption
- Counsel
- Courage
- Covenant
- Covetousness
- Cowardice
- Creation
- The Creator
- Debt
- Delusion
- Differences
- Disgrace
- The Dispute
- Divine Mercy
- Divorce
- Doubt
- Dreams
- Eloquence
- Employment
- The End
- Enjoining Good And Prohibiting Wrong
- Enmity
- Evil
- Expectation
- Experience
- Extremism (In Religion)
- Faith
- Faith
- Faith (Iman) and Islam
- The Reality of Faith
- Faith and Action
- Faith and Sins
- That Which Completes Faith
- Increase of Faith
- The Levels of Faith
- The Pillars of Faith
- The Strongest Bonds of Faith
- Steadfast and Temporary Faith
- That Which Consolidates Faith
- The Taste of Faith
- Inability to Taste the Sweetness of Faith
- That Which Removes One from Faith
- That Which Repels Faith
- The Great Status of the Believer
- The Believers Are As One Body
- Who is the Believer?
- The Firmness of the Believer
- Everything is in Awe of the Believer
- The Scarcity of the [True] Believer
- The Signs of the Believer
- The Best of Believers
- The Merit of One Who Believes in the Prophet without Having Seen Him
- Falsehood
- Fame
- Fasting
- The Fault
- Praise for One Whose Own Fault Preoccupies Him from Finding Fault in Others
- The Censure of Preoccupying Oneself with Others’ Faults Whilst Flattering Oneself
- Concealing Faults
- Conferring Someone’s Faults to Them
- Pursuit of People’s Faults
- Covering Up Faults
- He Who is Ignorant of Something Finds Fault With It
- Fear
- Feeding Others
- ‘Id, The Festival
- Food
- Foolishness
- Fornication
- Freedom
- Friday
- The Friday Prayer
- The Friend
- Generosity
- Good
- Good
- Actions encompassed by Goodness
- How the Good of this World and the Hereafter is Obtained
- Explanation of Good
- When Allah Wants Good for a Servant
- If Allah Wants Good for a Community
- Enjoinment of Hastening to Undertake Good Deeds
- The Best of Matters
- Prohibition of Contempt for Little Good
- The Criteria for Good and Evil
- The Characteristics of Good People
- What is Better Than Goodness
- The Worth of One Who Guides Towards Good
- The Good Deed
- Good-Doing
- Good Manners
- Good Manners
- Good Manners and the Mind
- Disciplining The Self
- That Which Brings About Good Manners
- The Effects of Good Manner
- Explaining Good Manners
- The Best Manners
- Encouraging The Teaching Of Good Manners To Children
- How To Teach Good Manners
- What Must Be Observed When Teaching Good Manners
- Disciplining Oneself By The Discipline Of Allah
- Allah’s Discipline
- Good Repute
- Government
- The Greater Jihad
- Greed
- The Habit
- Habitual Practice
- The Pilgrimage (Hajj)
- The [Obligatory] Pilgrimage (Hajj)
- The Philosophy of the Pilgrimage
- Pilgrimage Repels Poverty
- That Which Completes the Pilgrimage
- The Consequence of Abandoning the Obligatory Pilgrimage
- Deferring [Pilgrimage] to the House
- The Scarcity of [Sincere] Pilgrims
- The Etiquette of the Pilgrim
- The Respect due to Ihram
- The Reward of One Who Dies on the Way to Hajj
- The Presence of the Hidden Imam [al-Mahdi] during Hajj
- Happiness
- Harm
- Haste
- Hell
- Hell
- The Chains and Shackles of Hell
- The Garments of the People of the Fire
- The Food of the People of the Fire
- The Drink of the People of the Fire
- The First to Enter the Fire
- The People with the Least Pain
- The People with the Greatest Pain
- The Valley of the Arrogant
- Those Who Will Be Made to Remain in Hell Permanently
- Those Who Will Leave the Fire
- The Reason for Perpetuity in Hell
- Hoarding
- Honor
- Hope
- Hospitality
- Housing
- Humility
- Idleness
- Ignorance
- Imprisonment
- Infallibility
- Infatuation
- Inner Knowledge
- Inner Knowledge of Allah
- The Virtue of Attaining Inner Knowledge of Allah
- The Fruits of Inner Knowledge of Allah
- The Description of the One who Knows Allah [or the Gnostic]
- The Lowest Degree of Inner Knowledge
- Attaining Inner Knowledge of Allah Through Allah Himself
- Prohibition of Pondering About Allah’s Essence
- The Intellects’ Incapacity to Fathom His Essence
- The Extent to Which One is Allowed to Describe Allah
- [Faith and Inner Knowledge of] The Divine Unity of Allah (tawhid)
- The Proof of Allah’s Divine Unity
- The Sights Cannot Apprehend Him but The Hearts Behold Him
- Eternal and Everlasting
- Living (Omnipresent)
- All-Knowing (Omniscient)
- Just
- The Creator
- All-Powerful (Omnipotent)
- The Speaker
- The One Who Wills
- The Manifest and the Hidden
- The Master
- The All-Hearing and The All-Seeing
- The Subtle and The All-Aware
- The All-Strong and The Almighty
- The All-Wise
- The All-Embracing
- He is Everywhere
- Attributes of His Essence and Attributes of His Action
- Comprehensive Attributes
- Innovation (Al-Bid’a)
- Insight
- Insulting
- The Intellect
- The Intellect
- The Role of the Intellect in Chastisement and Reward
- The Authoritativeness of the Intellect
- The Explanation of Intellect
- The Attributes of a Man of Intellect
- That Which Increases the Intellect
- What is regarded as Intellect
- That Which Weakens the Intellect
- Evidence of Weak Intellect
- The Fruit of the Intellect
- The Intellect’s Adversary
- Intercession
- Intercession in the Life of this World
- Intercession in the Hereafter
- Those Who Will Be Deprived of Intercession
- People’s Need for Intercession From the First to the Last
- The Intercessors
- Mediation
- The People Most Deserving of Intercession
- A Believer’s Right to Intercession Depends on the Extent of His Deeds
- Intimacy
- Intoxication
- Invoking Blessings on the Prophet
- Islam
- Jealousy
- Jihad
- Jurisprudence
- Justice
- Knowledge
- The Virtue of Knowledge
- The Superiority of Knowledge to Acts of Worship
- The Death of a Scholar
- Looking at the Face of a Scholar is an Act of Worship
- Enjoinment of Seeking Knowledge
- The Seeker of Knowledge
- Teaching
- The Virtue of the Teacher
- Gaining Knowledge for Allah and for Other than Allah
- Choosing a Teacher
- The Rights of the Student to be Observed by the Teacher
- The Rights of the Teacher to be observed by the Student
- Honouring the Scholar
- Duties Incumbent on the Student
- The Virtue of the Scholars
- The Fruit of Knowledge
- The Duties Incumbent upon a Knowledgeable Man
- Enjoinment of Acting upon One’s Knowledge
- The Severity of the Chastisement of the Knowledgeable Man
- The Scholars of Evil
- The True Meaning of Knowledge
- The Reprehensibility of Knowledge That is of No Use
- The Various Types of Knowledge
- Mystic Knowledge
- The Most Knowledgeable of People
- Exclusive Confinement of True Knowledge to the Household of the Prophet (ahl al-bayt)
- Laughter
- The Lawful (Halal)
- Leadership (Imama)
- Divinely Appointed Leadership
- The Superiority of Imama over Prophethood
- The Essential Need for an Authority
- The Authority is a Known Imam
- The Authority May be Fearful [of His Life] and Hence, Undistinguishable
- Were It Not For The Imam, The Earth Would Have Perished
- The Summoning of Every Nation With Their Imam
- Knowing the Imam
- Conditions of Imama and Qualities of the Imam
- That Which is Mandatory on Just Leaders
- The Reciprocal Duties and Rights Between the Imam and the Community
- Your Imams Are Your Representatives
- One Who Accepts The Leadership Of An Unrightful Leader
- Leaders to the Fire
- The Claimants of Imama For Themselves
- No Obedience Is Due To One Who Disobeys Allah
- Obligation of Revolting Against Tyrant Leaders
- Circumstances Where Desisting [From Revolting Against Tyrant Leaders] Is Allowed
- Electing An Imam
- The Tradition Of The Two Weighty Things (al-thaqalayn)
- The Obligation Of Clinging On To The Household of the Prophet
- The Reason For The Oppression Against The Household (a.s.)
- The Philosophy Of Leadership In The Viewpoint Of The Household (a.s.)
- Were It Not For Fear Of Dissention
- The Twelve Imams
- The Knowledge Of The Imam
- Legal Punishments
- Everything Has a Bound
- Averting the Punishments
- Upholding the Penal Laws
- No Intercession, Bail or Oath in a Legal Punishment
- Prohibition of Postponement of Legal Punishments
- Prohibition of Transgressing the Bounds
- The Role of Implementing the Penal Law in Atonement for the Sin
- Prohibition of Insulting the One Being Punished
- Leniency
- Lesser Jihad
- Life
- Lifespan
- Lifestyle
- Listening
- Loss
- Love
- Love is Kinship
- That Which Brings About Love
- Those Who Must Not Be Endeared
- The Blindness of Love [from Perceiving the Truth]
- The Sign of Love
- The Believers’ Intense Love for Allah
- That which Brings About the Love of Allah
- Those Whom Allah Loves
- The People Loved Most by Allah
- The Corollaries of the Love of Allah
- The Status of Man’s Position with Allah
- The Sign of Man’s Love for Allah
- The Highest Position
- The Incongruity of the Love of Allah Combined with the Love of the World
- Enjoining the Love of Allah
- To Love for the Sake of Allah
- The Love of the Prophet (S) and His Household (a.s.)
- The Conditions for Loving the Household
- Ordeals to Secure Love
- Man is with Whom He Loves
- Madness
- Making Excuses
- Man
- Management
- The Marketplace
- Marriage
- Enjoinment of Marriage
- Unmarried People
- The Reward for Getting Fellow Muslims Married
- Enjoinment of Urgency in Marriage
- The Importance of Faith When Selecting a Spouse
- The Censure of Demanding an Excessive Dowry26
- The Importance of Careful Spouse Selection
- The Rights of the Husband
- The Rights of the Wife
- Serving One's Husband
- Serving One's Wife
- Mistreating One's Spouse
- Tolerating Bad Character
- The Virtuous Wife
- The Evil Wife
- Obeying One's Wife in Acts of Disobedience to Allah
- Things to Be Considered When Spending on One's Family
- The Etiquette of Accepting Wedding Invitations
- Recommendation to Announce One's Marriage
- Martydom in the Way of Allah
- Merit
- Miserliness
- Modesty
- The Moral Lesson
- The Mosque
- Music
- The Muslim Community
- Nails
- The Need
- Negligence
- The Neighbour
- The Night Prayer
- Oath-Taking
- Obedience
- Obligations
- Obsence Language
- The Obscure Matter
- Old Age
- Open Handedness
- Opinion
- Opportunity
- The Ordeals
- Testing with Ordeals
- The Reason for Testing
- The Severity Of A Believer’s Ordeal
- The Role Of Evil Actions In The Onset Of Ordeals
- Whoever Is Not Tried With Ordeals Is Despised By Allah
- The Ordeal As A Bounty
- Ordeals And Admonition
- Sins Are Offset By Ordeals
- The Ordeal Is The Sign Of Allah’s Love, Glory Be To Him
- Ordeals Correspond To The Level Of One’s Faith
- The Levels That A Servant Attains As A Result Of Ordeals
- A Believer’s Trial Is For His Own Good
- The Most Severe Trial Of Servants
- Salvation At The Peak Of The Ordeal
- Supplication At The Time Of An Ordeal
- Supplication When Seeing A Man Being Tried With An Ordeal
- Paradise
- Paradise
- There is No Price for Your Souls Except for Paradise
- The Price for Paradise
- Requirements for Entering Paradise
- Paradise Surrounded by Trials
- Those for Whom Paradise is Guaranteed
- Those for Whom Paradise is Forbidden
- The Gates of Paradise
- The Ranks in Paradise
- The First to Enter Paradise
- The People of Paradise
- Inclusiveness of Paradise
- Pardon
- Partisanship
- The Party
- The Path
- Patience
- Peacemaking
- Perfume
- The Persians
- Pliability
- Polytheism
- Possessiveness
- Poverty
- The Censure of Poverty
- Praising Poverty
- Traditions Narrating about the Virtue of Poverty over Wealth
- The Interpretation of Poverty
- Praiseworthy and Disparaged Poverty
- Humiliating the Poor
- That Which Banishes Poverty
- That Which Brings Poverty
- Allah’s Excuse to the Poor
- The Adornment of Poverty
- Blessed are the Poor!
- The Prayer
- The Prayer
- The Effects of the Prayer
- The Virtue of One Who Prays
- Humbleness in Prayer
- Conditions and Impediments to the Acceptance of the Prayer
- He Whose Prayer is not Accepted
- The Role of Presence of the Heart in the Acceptance of the Prayer
- He Whose Prayer is Not Counted
- Prohibition of Laziness in Prayer
- Observance of the Prescribed Timings of the Prayer
- Enjoinment of Performing the Prayer at the Earliest Moment of the Time Prescribed for it
- Abandonment of the Prayer and Disbelief
- Caution Against Taking the Prayer Lightly
- The Congregational Prayer
- Duties that the Leader of the Congregation Must Observe
- Precaution
- Predestination
- The Preordained Term [Of Death]
- Pride
- Procrastination
- The Profession
- The Prohibited (Haraam)
- Propagation (of Islam)
- Prosperity
- Prostration
- Prudence
- The Purgatory (al-barzakh)
- Purity
- Quenching Someone’s Thirst
- Ramadhan
- Rancour
- Regret
- Religion
- Religion
- The Bane of Religion
- Encouragement to Preserve Religion
- Those Who Have No Religion
- The Simplicity of Religion
- The Only Religion Through Which Deeds are Accepted
- The Correct Way to Understanding Religion
- Protecting the Religion By Means of the World
- Supplication for Affirming the Heart towards Religion
- Characteristics of the Preservers of Allah’s Religion
- The Strengthening of Religion through a Disgraceful People
- Remedy
- Remembrance
- The Virtue of the Remembrance of Allah
- Enjoinment of Frequent Remembrance [of Allah]
- Enjoinment of Engaging in Continuous Remembrance
- The Remembrance of Allah is Good at All Times
- The Ones Who Remember
- Remember Me and I Will Remember You
- The Fruits of Remembrance
- Enjoinment of Remembrance of Allah in Certain Situations
- The Reality of the Remembrance [of Allah]
- That Which Brings About Continuous Remembrance [of Allah]
- Factors that Prevent the Remembrance [of Allah]
- The Effects of Disregarding the Remembrance [of Allah]
- Silent Remembrance
- Repetance
- Repentance
- The Status Of One Who Repents
- The Penitent Ones
- The Acceptance of Repentance
- When Is Repentance Accepted?
- Remorse Is Repentance
- Appropriate Confession [of One’s Sins]
- The Pillars Of Repentance
- Types Of Repentance
- Sincere Repentance
- Postponing Repentance
- What Is Easier Than Repentance
- Allah Conceals The Sin of The Penitent One
- Changing Sins Into Good Deeds
- Speculating On Allah’s Judgment
- Resentment
- Responsibility
- Ressurrection
- Resurrection
- The Drawing Near of the Hour
- Allah’s Exclusive Knowledge of the Hour
- The Day of Rising [from the Graves]
- The Description of the [Day of] Congregation
- The Godwary People on the Day of Resurrection
- The Guilty Ones on the Day of Resurrection
- The Book of Deeds
- The People of the Right Hand and of the Left Hand
- Retreat in the Mosque (i’tikaf)
- The Reward
- Riches
- Righteousness
- The Rights
- The Ruler (The Sultan)
- Greeting of Peace (Salam)
- Satan
- Satisfaction with Allah’s Divine Decree
- Scorn
- Scrutiny (of Man's Actions)
- Secrecy
- Seeking Forgiveness
- Self-Admiration
- Self Restraint
- Self-Sacrifice
- Service
- Shaking Hands
- The Shi’ah
- Showing Off
- Silence
- Sincerity
- Sinning
- Sinning
- Sinning Openly
- The Worst of Sins
- Unforgivable Sins
- Warning Against Committing Acts of Disobedience in Secret
- Taking One's Sins Lightly and Deeming Them Insignificant
- The Grave Sins
- Persistent Sinning
- Taking Pleasure in Sinning
- The Effects of Sins
- Sins, the Punishment of which is Hastened [in the Life of this World]
- The Remedy for Sinning
- Things that Expiate Sins
- 1. Punishment in this World
- 2. Illnesses
- 3. Sorrows
- 4. Good Deeds
- 5. Good Character
- 6. Bringing Solace to a Grief-stricken Person
- 7. The Angels' Seeking Forgiveness [on the sinner's behalf]:
- 8. Frequent Prostration
- 9. Hajj and Umrah
- 10. Sending Blessings on Prophet Muhammad (S) and his Household
- 11. Death
- The Sitting and the Assembly
- Sitting Company
- Slander
- Social Interaction
- Sorrow
- The Spirit
- Spying
- Squandering
- State
- Staying Awake at Night
- Straying from the Straight Path
- Submission
- Suckling
- Supplication
- Supplication
- Supplication Wards Off Inescapable Fate
- Supplication Repels Various Types of Calamity
- Priority with Supplication
- Enjoinment of Supplication for Every Need
- Supplication is the Key to Granting [of a Request]
- The Conditions for the Answering of Supplication
- Factors that Prevent the Answering of Supplication
- The Etiquette of Supplication
- 1. The Basmala
- 2. Praise
- 3. Blessings upon Prophet Muhammad (S) and his Family
- 4. Seeking Intercession of the Righteous
- 5. Acknowledgement of Sins
- 6. Imploring and Begging
- 7. Performing Two Units of Prayer
- 8. Not to Regard One’s Own Request as Too Much
- 9. To Have a High Ambition for What You Seek
- 10. To Supplicate for Everyone
- 11. Supplicating in Secrecy
- 12. Supplication in Congregation
- 13. Being Optimistic about the Answer
- 14. Selecting a Suitable Time
- 15. Insistence
- What the Supplicant Must Not Do
- The One Whose Request is Granted without Asking
- The One Whose Supplication is Answered
- The Supplications that are Answered
- Supplications that are Not Answered
- The Reason for a Delayed Response
- The Reasons for a Lack of Response
- Supplication is not Without Effect
- Suspicion
- Sustenance
- The All-Sustainer
- Sustenance is Guaranteed
- Greed and Increase in Sustenance
- Enjoinment of Seeking One's Livelihood Through Decent Means
- The Seeker of his Sustenance
- Worrying About the Morrow's Sustenance
- Impatience With Regards to One's Sustenance
- Factors that Elicit the Descent of Sustenance and Increase it
- Things That Cut Off Sustenance
- Seeking Livelihood Through Lawful (Halal) Means
- The Best Livelihood is That Which Suffices You
- Swindling
- Thanksgiving
- Enjoinment of Thanksgiving to Allah
- The Thankful One
- The Role of Thankfulness in the Increase (of Bounties)
- The Necessity of Thanksgiving for the Ability to Thank
- True Thanksgiving
- The Most Thankful of People
- Enjoinment of Thanking One Who Does Good To You
- One Who Has Not Thanked the Creature Has Not Thanked The Creator
- The Name
- Thinking
- Time
- The Prophetic Tradion (Hadith)
- The Tradition
- The Traditionist
- The Reward of Those Who Memorize Forty Traditions
- Understanding the Tradition
- Caution against Ascribing Lies to the Prophet (S)
- Prohibition of Falsifying That Tradition Whose Falsehood is not Known
- The Soundness of the Tradition and Its Agreement with the Qur’an
- The Soundness of a Tradition and Its Agreement with Man’s Nature
- The Soundness of a Tradition and Its Agreement with the Truth
- The Permissibility of Transmitting the Meaning of the Tradition
- What Must Be Observed when Transmitting Traditions
- The Difficulty of Bearing Some of the Traditions
- The All-Inclusiveness of the Book and the Prophetic Practice
- The Ambiguous Traditions
- Travel
- Trees
- Trial and Temptation
- Trustworthiness
- The Truth
- Truthfulness
- Tyranny
- The Unseen
- Usurpation
- Usury
- Veneration
- The Verdict
- Visiting
- Vitality
- The Voice
- War
- Wasting
- Weeping
- Wisdom
- The World
- The Life of this World
- The World is the Plantation for the Hereafter
- Explanation of the World
- Taking Only What is Necessary from the World
- The World With Regards to One Who Has Abandoned it
- Criticizing the World without Knowledge
- Characteristics of the Condemned Aspect of the World
- Love of the World is the Fountainhead of Every Mistake
- The Effects of Love of the World
- The World from the Viewpoint of Imam Ali (a.s.)
- Warning against the Deception of the World
- Verily the World Deceives the Ignorant
- Warning against Being Satisfied with the World
- The Danger of Preferring the World [over the Hereafter]
- The World is the Prison of the Believer
- The Danger of Making Worldly Affairs One’s Greatest Concern
- The Lowliness of the World in Allah’s Eyes
- The Difference between the World and the Hereafter
- Combining the World and the Hereafter
- The Parable of the World
- The Characteristics of the World
- The World is a Place Surrounded by Trials
- Worship
- Wretchedness
- Wrongdoing
- Youth