76. He who seeks to do justice with men, let him desire for them what he desires for himself. 77. The greatest sin is the sin that the sinner considers to be ordinary. 78. Contentment is the asset which is never exhausted. 79. Governments are a trial for men. 80. He who fights against the truth, the truth will defeat him. 81. Finding fault in others is one’s greatest fault. 82. Haste is a species of madness. 83. Greed is perpetual enslavement. 84. He who does not know his own worth is doomed to destruction. 85. The best investment is one with which duties are performed. 86. Anger is a fire kindled, he who restrains anger extinguishes the fire; he who gives vent to it is the first to be consumed by such fire. 87. Jihad is the highway of prosperity. 88. None is more solitary than a miser. 89. Knowledge is the ornament of the rich, and the riches of the poor. 90. Knowledge is the sum total of excellence. 91. He who teaches you a letter binds you with a fetter of gratitude. 92. As long as we do not hope, we do not fret. 93. He who indulges in jokes and loose fall, loses a part of his wisdom. 94. Truth is bitter, but its result is sweet; falsehood appears to be sweet but it is poisonous in its effect. 95. Miserliness is the root of many evils. 96. Knowledge and practice are twins, and both go together. There is no knowledge without practice, and no practice without knowledge. 97. He who dissembles plays with his honor. 98. When God wants to humiliate a person He deprives him of knowledge. 99. When your power increases, decrease your desires accordingly. 100. He who listens to a backbiter loses a friend. 101. It is no justice to decide a case on mere conjecture. 102. He who does not know his own worth is deemed to ignominy. 103. He who practices thrift would never be in want. 104. He who does not know should not be ashamed to learn. 105. Patience is to faith, what head is to the body. When patience goes, faith goes, when head goes, the body goes. 106. The grace of God is the best guide. 107. A good disposition is the best companion. 108. Wisdom is the best friend. 109. Good breeding is the best inheritance. 110. There is nothing more hateful than pride. 111. Be among men like bee among birds. 112. Mix with the people with your tongue, but be separate from them in your deeds. 113. Be generous but do not be a spendthrift. 114. Do not run after the world, let the world run after you. 115. A wise man is he who does not despair of the bounty and mercy of God. 116. He who is aware of his own faults is oblivious of the faults of others. 117. What the eye sees the heart preserves. 118. The vision of the eye is limited; the vision of the heart transcends all barriers of time and space. 119. Do not be misled by appearances for these are apt to be deceptive. 120. Do not have too many irons in the fire; concentrate on one thing at a time. 121. What you do not like for your self, do not like it for others. 122. Contentment is the treasure which is never exhausted. 123. The advice of old men is dearer than the bravery of young men. 124. That knowledge is superficial which is merely on the tongue. That knowledge is real which demonstrates itself in your practice. 125. Waste of time is one’s greatest loss. 126. He who knows to keep his secret knows the way to success. 127. Foresight is the way to safety. 128. No relationship is stronger than the relationship that exists between man and God. 129. Enlighten the heart with prayers. 130. Strengthen your heart with faith. 131. Suppress all lust with piety. 132. Do not sell the Hereafter for the world. 133. Do not speak in a state of ignorance. 134. Refrain from unnecessary talk. 135. Do not tread the path from which you can apprehend the danger of running astray. 136. In the affairs of God, do not be afraid of the accusations of the evil mongers. 137. In all that you do seek the protection of God. 138. Do not covet what is undesirable. 139. If you seek the truth neither stray from the right path, nor be assailed by doubts.
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