Pearl of Wisdom

'The right of your subjects through the knowledge you possess is to know that Allah has made you a custodian over them on account of the knowledge He has bestowed on you and the storehouses [of wisdom] which He has opened up for you. If you teach people well, and do not mistreat them, and do not get bored of [teaching] them, then Allah will increase His grace upon you. But if you withhold your knowledge from people or treat them harshly when they seek knowledge from you, then it will be Allah's right to deprive you of knowledge and its magnificence, and to make you fall from your place in the people's hearts.'

Imam Ali ibn Hussain Zayn al-'Abidin [as]
'Awalial-La'ali, v. 4, p. 74, no. 54

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Question : #1152 Category: Salaat / Prayers
Subject: Making up for mistakes in sala
Question: Dear Sir/Ma'am,
I learnt my salat when I was a child, although I was not much of a practicing muslim. now however I am more invested in my religion and have all of a sudden come to realize that all this time (probably a few years) that whenever I prayed, I said the 'attahiyat' incorrectly (missed out a complete sentence). I understand that this is a matter of great embarrassment and shame. I would like to know that whether or not I have to make up for all these years worth of prayers that I said incorrectly?
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