Philosophy - A Visit to Hell

Pearl of Wisdom

'A person was a guest of the Commander of the Faithful (AS) and stayed with him for some days. He then presented him with a prior dispute that he had not mentioned to the Commander of the Faithful (AS). The Imam said to him, 'Are you making a formal complaint?' He said, 'Yes.' The Imam said, 'Transfer from us [from our house], for the Messenger of Allah (SAWA) forbade the hosting of a plaintiff [for whom one is judge] unless the plaintiff is also with him.'

Imam Ja'far ibn Muhammad al-Sadiq [as]

Ibid. v. 7, p. 413, no. 4

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Philosophy - A Visit to Hell

In the Holy Qur'an

So, he has done an atom's weight of good shall see it. And he who has done an atom's weight of evil should see it. (99:7-8)

In the Traditions

Imam Jafar was asked the meaning of Allah's words, '(In order) that He may try you - which of you is best in deed' (67:2) and he answered, "this does not mean the greatest number of deeds, but rather the most correct deeds: truly, correctness comes from fear of Allah and a good and sincere intention. Perseverance in a deed until one finishes it is the hardest of deeds. A sincere deed is one for which you want no one's praise but Allah's; indeed the intention is better than the deed itself, rather, the intention is a deed."

Then he read Allah's word, "Say: Everyone acts according to his manner" (17:84) and explained it as meaning, "according to his intention."

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