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Every deed of the Children of Adam will be multiplied, one good deed will be rewarded ten times up to seven hundred times, to the extent that Allah wills.
h1910
Three people who will not be seen by Allah on the Day of Resurrection, He will not purify them and for them a painful torment: "The one who brings up his gifts, the one who stretches his sheath above the ankles and the one who sells his merchandise with a false oath." “Levers who like to give something and then bring it up.”
h1911
And do not choose the bad things and then spend from them. QS Al Baqarah: , Al Barra said; "This verse came down to us, O Ansar people, we used to be the owners of dates, everyone came bringing their dates according to the amount at least, someone came with a sprig or two stalks and hung them in the mosque, while the residents of the courtyard of the mosque (ahlush shuffah) did not have food, if one of them feels hungry, they come to the stalks of dates and beat them with sticks until the busr (young dates) and dates fall, then they eat them, while those who do not want good, come with a stalk of dates hard and ugly and a stalk that has been damaged, then hung in the mosque, then Allah Tabaraka wa Ta'ala sent down the verse: "O you who believe, spend (in the way of Allah) part of the results of your good work and part of it. of what We brought out of the earth for you. And do not choose the bad ones and then spend from them, even though you yourself do not want to take them except by squinting your eyes at them." Surah Al Baqarah: the Messenger of Allah -peace and prayer of Allah be upon him- said: "If one of you were given what he was given to him. someone else, surely he will not take it except by closing his eyes or with shame, " Al Barra said; "After that, each of us came with the best dates he had."
h1912
There can be no jealousy except in two cases. (First) to a person whom Allah has given wealth, then he spends it in righteousness. (And secondly) to a man whom Allah has given wisdom (knowledge), until he decides with it and also teaches it.
h1913
A person who reads the Qur'an aloud is like a person who gives charity, while a person who reads the Qur'an in a low voice is like a person who gives alms in secret.
h1910
Three people who will not be seen by Allah on the Day of Resurrection, He will not purify them and for them a painful torment: "The one who brings up his gifts, the one who stretches his sheath above the ankles and the one who sells his merchandise with a false oath." “Levers who like to give something and then bring it up.”
h1911
And do not choose the bad things and then spend from them. QS Al Baqarah: , Al Barra said; "This verse came down to us, O Ansar people, we used to be the owners of dates, everyone came bringing their dates according to the amount at least, someone came with a sprig or two stalks and hung them in the mosque, while the residents of the courtyard of the mosque (ahlush shuffah) did not have food, if one of them feels hungry, they come to the stalks of dates and beat them with sticks until the busr (young dates) and dates fall, then they eat them, while those who do not want good, come with a stalk of dates hard and ugly and a stalk that has been damaged, then hung in the mosque, then Allah Tabaraka wa Ta'ala sent down the verse: "O you who believe, spend (in the way of Allah) part of the results of your good work and part of it. of what We brought out of the earth for you. And do not choose the bad ones and then spend from them, even though you yourself do not want to take them except by squinting your eyes at them." Surah Al Baqarah: the Messenger of Allah -peace and prayer of Allah be upon him- said: "If one of you were given what he was given to him. someone else, surely he will not take it except by closing his eyes or with shame, " Al Barra said; "After that, each of us came with the best dates he had."
h1912
There can be no jealousy except in two cases. (First) to a person whom Allah has given wealth, then he spends it in righteousness. (And secondly) to a man whom Allah has given wisdom (knowledge), until he decides with it and also teaches it.
h1913
A person who reads the Qur'an aloud is like a person who gives charity, while a person who reads the Qur'an in a low voice is like a person who gives alms in secret.