The Holy Infallibles both feared hell, and desired heaven, but they did not worship out of their fear and desires.     ...

The relationship of this world with the hereafter is like that of a mother's womb with this world; death is the birth of the soul.   ...

Angels record our voices, and they record both our words, as well as if they have been uttered with a divine motive, or with a carnal and satanic purpose.     ...

  The consequence of creation and the creature in the Hadith Qudsi: "[O Muhammad] I have created all things for you and you for myself" is knowledge and [Divine] Cognizance.   ...

  The purport of the verse '' And [God] He taught Adam all the names.'' (Baqarah, 31) is the knowledge of those realities that become the cause of man’s distinction over animals, rather, the angels.     ...

  The cognizance of God is the greatest of worships and all religious rituals are a preliminary to His cognizance.         ...

  Is it good to be friends with, and turn to one in whose hands is our life and death, health and illness, wealth and poverty, or one who himself is dependent, weak, and helpless?   ...

  There should be divine help and assistance from God so that voluntary deeds are carried out with the choice and will of Man.       ...

It would not be unlikely for one to die because of the pleasure of listening to... ...

Invocating God (Zikr), which has no limits, consists of Zikr with the heart and tongue, as well as bodily Zikr, because all religious obligations, and all that pleases God are Zikr of God.     Invocating God (Zikr), which has no limits, consists of Zikr with the heart and tongue, as well as bodily Z...