An Islamic Treasury of Virtues by Maulana Waiduddin Khan - page 197

An Islamic Treasury of Virtues
8. Manners In Speech
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able to recognize evil and do not abhor what is
good, and so long as a learned man may stand up
and admonish you with impunity, you will
continue to follow the path of righteousness.
(KAANZ AL-UMMAL)
ONE WHO CRAVES GOD’S MERCY SHOWS
COMPASSION TO OTHERS
The Prophet invoked God’s mercy upon those who
showed consideration for others in their business
dealings, and in the exacting of their dues.
BOTH GOOD AND EVIL IN WHAT WE SAY
Said the Prophet: “When you speak, do so in a good
cause. That will serve your interests. And refrain
from harmful speech. In that way, you too will be
saved from harm.”
(AL-TABARANI)
THANKFULLY ACCEPTING ONE’S LOT
Abu Ayub Ansari, once questioned about the nature
of the Prophet, replied that the Prophet never asked
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