One of the students of Ayatollah Bahjat says the following: "During two years which I spent at his lessons, I never heard him talk about himself except on very rare occasions. One of those occasions is when he talked about the process of lauding the moral status of his mentor, Mirza Mohammad Hussai...

Q: How should we not forget the sincerity of our intention in all our works and worship? A: In the Name of the Most High – Do not give way to other than God and His remembrance in all your acts and worship; this is the exclusive path to salvation! ...

Qur'an is a book that can train Prophets, for Prophets are of two kinds: Those that are designated to Prophethood by God, And the ‘Prophets of Perfection’ that acquire the perfections of the prophets as a result of their beliefs, and acting upon the commands of the Qur’an. Based on this, the Qur’an ...

If we would act upon the Qur'an, we would attract others to Islam and the Qur'an, because the Qur'an is inclusive of all the perfections of the ‘Ulu al-‘Azm Anbiya (the resolute amongst the Prophets), peace be upon them. ...

If we would truly act upon the Qur'an, we would attract others through our actions, because most people, apart from a very few, are seekers of light. ...

Qur'an takes man to the epitome of human perfection. We do not appreciate the Qur'an and its equal, Ahl al-Bayt, peace be upon them. ...

If this path (servitude and abstinence of sins) was hard to the end, and did not end at ease and desire, it would not have been set up as the responsibility, and cause of encouragement, by the All-Powerful and Benevolent Creator. ...

One who acts upon his knowledge, God teaches him that which he does not know! ...

There were people who, if they committed a sin or mistake, ate impure food, they would realize and say, "We became dark, a veil has overcome us." ...

The purpose of creation is servitude, "I did not create the Jinn and Humans except that they may worship Me,"[Surah adh-Dhariyaat (51): 54] and the reality of servitude is refraining from sins in belief, which is the act of the heart, and in acts of the body.     ...