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God Almighty said, You will not attain righteousness until you give of what you love. Abdullah bin Omar used to buy sugar and give it in alms, and he said, I love it according to this verse, and I love what a person has for himself. This servant has commanded you to spend what you love, and it has no value to him except Paradise. For this reason, if we do not find something, you find God, then it is only found when there are no things that he can rely on, and the soul of man is the same as all things, and it has perished, so its value is what we mentioned. So look at the virtue of charity that is above.

( Received in the charity announcement chapter )

From the apparent name, and the opening with it from the first name, and following it from his saying, so follow me, God will love you. Conditions and sciences are what his outward and inward faculties use for the works that God has assigned to them

[ The heart is responsible for its flock ]

God told the Messenger, may God s prayers and peace be upon him, that every day of my greetings becomes a charity, and every tasbeehah is a charity, and every tahlilah is a charity.

Other than that, and these are situations that require intention and sincerity, and the intention is not only after knowing who is sincere to him, which is God Almighty, so the imam must ask what to give in charity for all my peace and for all my peace, and the heart is responsible for its flock, and it is all its apparent and hidden powers, and the Prophet s comprehensive hadith for what we have decided and considered What Muslim narrated on the authority of Jarir bin Abdullah

He said, We were with the Messenger of God, may God s prayers and peace be upon him, at the beginning of the day, when a people came to him, barefoot, naked, and wearing swords, all of them were from Mudar, but all of them were from Mudar. A man from his dinar, from his dirham, from his clothes, from a saa of his land, from a saa of dates, until he said, even if it was half a date, he said, so a man came to Basra from the Ansar, his palm was almost unable to reach it, but he was unable to. It is as if it were a gilt. So the Messenger of God, may God s prayers and peace be upon him, said, Whoever sets a good practice in Islam will have its reward and the reward of those who act upon it after him without detracting from their reward in the slightest. An evil deed, he will bear the burden of it and the burden of those who act on it after him, without it detracting from their burden in the slightest.

( In the chapter on the complaints of the prey to God, the soul and the devil arrive at what they throw at them of evil )

The people of revelation see and hear the complaint of the prey to God Almighty about the malicious soul that manages the body and the disposition of the prey in bad things that Satan throws to it, and the soul in terms of its luminous structure, the soul complains to the same animal that accepts what Satan throws to it from the evil that he disposes of the outward and inward forces. God of what they fear, and He granted them to accept what the King casts upon them, and He used them to conciliate with that casting in obedience to God Almighty and His Messenger, so that these deeds bequeath him the witnessing of the Exalted Truth and His soliloquy over disclosure, and witnesses without an intermediary addressing them with a letter of report on yes and allegiance.

[ The blind common folk of the people of the letters do not hear the complaint of the prey .]

And the blind common people from the people of letters and drawings do not perceive, deaf, dumb, blind, so they do not understand and do not hear this complaint because of the power of their deafness and the blurring of their eyes. And fear God, and God will teach you, and if you fear God, He will make a difference for you, and make for you a light with which to walk.

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The Prophet, may God s prayers and peace be upon him, referred to what we have mentioned in a hadith that covers what has happened in this world and refers to what we have mentioned, which is what

Al-Bukhari narrated it on the authority of my brother, our grandfather Uday bin Hatim, he said, While I was with the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, a man came to him and complained to him about poverty, then another came to him and complained to him that he had cut off the path. two liters


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