Can we escape divine witnessing or hide ourselves, or carry out every act that we feel like, despite believing in a Master that is ‘God’s witnessing eye’? How will we answer them? ...

It is not necessary for one to be striving to see Imam Mahdi, peace be upon him; rather, offering two Rak'ats of prayers and then doing tawassul (seeking intersession) to the Holy Infallibles, peace be upon them, may perhaps be better than meeting the Imam. ...

We ourselves are the reason behind the occultation of the Imam. ...

There will be special blessings and favors for those that remain steadfast in their faith and religion before the reappearance of the Imam. ...

The Imam of the Time, May God hasten his reappearance, is ‘God’s witnessing eye, hearing-ear, expressive-tongue and open-hand.’ ...

The Qur’an should be in one of your hands, and Ahl al-Bayt [i.e. their teachings] in the other! The teachings of Ahl al-Bayt are in the likes of Nahj al-Balaghah (The Peak of Eloquence)....

Do we know what the reward for visiting Imam Hussain, peace be upon him is? Do we know what it means that ‘visiting Imam Hussain on a Thursday night is like visiting God on His Throne’?...

The more we get away from the words of the Infallibles, the more we are far from themselves. ...

Weeping on the afflictions of Ahl al-Bayt, and especially Imam Hussain, peace be upon them, may be of the Mustahabbat better than which there is no other mustahab. ‘Crying out of fear of God’ is the same; it might not be superior to it. ...

True love is that there be no opposing love in it. Anyone that has love towards any of the fourteen Infallibles, peace be upon them, his work is done [he's felicitous]. The only condition is that his love should be true. ...