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A man without courtesy is a man without wisdom. |
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Virtue lies not in one's elegant dress but in their poise and dignity. |
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Contentment is never-ending wealth. |
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Be mild, and avoid all violence and insult. |
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Patience breeds delight. |
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The best gift one could be endowed with is fine temperament. |
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The best among people is he who benefits others. |
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Paradis is home to the generous. |
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When angry, quiet down. |
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Hearts are like containers; the best are the most capacious. |
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Take things easy; do not impose severity. |
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The hand of God accompanies congregations. |
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Children are sweet-smelling flowers from heaven. |
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Humans are mines, mines of gold and silver. |
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People bear resemblance to their very own eras. |
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Humankind is kin to God; dearest is he who benefits others most. |
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All people are equal like the teeth of a comb. |
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He who seeks knowledge shall expiate his sins. |
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Allah shall be well pleased with those whose hearts are replate with virtue. |
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Avoid treating others with great severity while being easy on yourself. |
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I befriend no one but possessors or seekers of knowledge. |
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Blind is not he who is deprived of sight; blind is he who is dispossessed of insight. |
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All that is to happen must be deemed imminent. |
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Speak the truth though it shall be greatly disliked. |
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Wisdom begets salvation. |
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A moment of reflection is worth years of adoration. |
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Man is what he loves. |
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So blessed is he who minds his own flaws than those of others. |
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Strongest of all is he who can suppress his evil self. |
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Remembrance of Allah shall heal hearts. |
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He who is not thankful for modest favors, shall never be grateful for great blessings. |
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Refrain from deeds that entail apology. |
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Fair temper shall obliterate sins, as the sun melts ice. |
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Most grateful of all is he who greatly appreciates others. |
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Live as you shall never die, beware as tomorrow you shall die. |
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The wisest is he who is the most tolerant toward people. |
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Persist in learning from the cradle to the grave. |
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Have mercy on those who dwell the earth, so lord of the heavens shall have mercy on you. |
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Dearest to God is he who best serves people. |
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I see the truth as the best to speak. |
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