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    Umar (ra) advised that excessive behaviors will lead to negative consequences and loss of God-consciousness, while abandoning excesses will lead to wisdom, tranquility, delight in worship, and veneration. Uthman (ra) said that those who truly know Allah will have hearts of fear and hope, tongues of praise and gratitude, eyes of shame and tears, and wills that leave this world and seek God's pleasure. Ali said that knowledge, good manners, piety, worship, righteous action, good character, gentleness, contentment, divine assistance, and considering death are the best guides.

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    Umar (ra) advised that excessive behaviors will lead to negative consequences and loss of God-consciousness, while abandoning excesses will lead to wisdom, tranquility, delight in worship, and veneration. Uthman (ra) said that those who truly know Allah will have hearts of fear and hope, tongues of praise and gratitude, eyes of shame and tears, and wills that leave this world and seek God's pleasure. Ali said that knowledge, good manners, piety, worship, righteous action, good character, gentleness, contentment, divine assistance, and considering death are the best guides.

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    Preparing for the Day of Judgment

    By: Al Hafidth Ibn Hajar Al Asqalani


    Umar (ra) said, “The one who laughs a lot will lose his respect; the one who makes mockery of people will
    be mocked by others; the one who is excessive in something will become known by it; the one who speaks a
    lot will make many blunders; the one who makes many blunders will lose his sense of shame; the one who
    loses his sense of shame will lose his God-consciousness; and the one who loses his God-consciousness will
    cause his heart to die.”

    Umar (ra) said, “The one who abandons excessive speech will be given wisdom; the one who abandons ex-
    cessive looking will be given the tranquility of the heart; the one who abandons excessive food will be given
    delight in worship; the one who abandons excessive laughter will be given veneration; the one who
    abandons excessive joking will be given a beautiful appearance; the one who abandons the love of the dunya
    will be granted the love of the hereafter; the one who abandons busying himself with the faults of others will
    be given the ability to rectify his own faults; and the one who abandons questioning the essence of Allah the
    Exalted will be given security from hypocrisy.”

    Utman (ra) said, “Signs of a person who really know Allah are eight; his heart is in a state of fear and hope,
    his tongue is in a state of praise and gratitude, his eyes are in a state of shame and tears, and his will is
    leaving the dunya and seeking the pleasure of his Lord.”

    Ali said, “Knowledge is the best inheritance, good manners are the best craft, piety is the best provision,
    worship is the best baggage, righteous action is the best guide, good character is the best companion, gen-
    tleness is the best adviser, contentment is the best wealth, (divine) assistance is the best ally, and death is the
    best teacher.”

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