On the path of acquiring cognizance, one must practice muraqabah (attentive observation), and there is no benefit until he does not reach the state of Muraqabah! ...

A small portion of acquiring religious knowledge is obligatory upon all, such that if one finds the need, he could refer to the books of Islamic Laws, and understand the solution to his problem. ...

If knowledge is accompanied with action, there will not be a lack… Just the fact that one has acted in accordance with his knowledge means that he is not in a state of waiting anymore; everything else is upon God. ...

May God grant us Divine Assistance so that we do not leave that which is certain, and only abide by that which is certain in all circumstances, whilst travelling, and when at home, for this will never bring regret. ...

Some regard reliance (on God) as sustenance for themselves, and in fact, such individuals are rich. They have come to understand that if they rely on God, their sustenance will reach them, and if it doesn’t reach, they realize that it was not necessary. ...

Abundance of wealth and being financially settled is a prerequisite and it allows man to live at ease. However, one who relies upon God, lives at ease without the prerequisite. ...

If one looks at those who are lower than he is and thanks God, this thankfulness itself will bring him abundance. This thankfulness itself holds weight, and causes the poor to become rich. ...

It can be said that the reform of society is dependent upon the reformation of the teachers and preachers. ...

Paying the Divine Rights (such as Khums, Zakah and Sadaqah) causes the wealth to grow and be purified. If one does so, his money will increase. ...

Every individual should spend a part of his day in acquiring religious knowledge, even if it is just for an hour, for instance. ...