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Thursday, September 18, 2014

A person of dignity would never use obscene language. -Imam Ali (AS)

 A person of dignity would never use obscene language.
A person of dignity would never use obscene language.

The biggest shame, is to mock at something that you have in yourself. -Imam Ali (AS)

The biggest shame, is to mock at something that you have in yourself.
The biggest shame, is to mock at something that you have in yourself.

SECRETS Nobody can guard your secrets better than you, so do not blame anyone for revealing your secrets, because you could not hide them yourself. Your secret is your prisoner, which if let loose it will make you its prisoner. -Imam Ali (AS)

 SECRETS Nobody can guard your secrets better than you, so do not blame anyone for revealing your secrets, because you could not hide them yourself. Your secret is your prisoner, which if let loose it will make you its prisoner.
SECRETS
Nobody can guard your secrets better than you, so do not blame anyone for revealing your secrets, because you could not hide them yourself. Your secret is your prisoner, which if let loose it will make you its prisoner.

THE CHEATER HAS A SWEET TONGUE AND A BITTER HEART. -Imam Ali (AS)

THE CHEATER HAS A SWEET TONGUE AND A BITTER HEART.
THE CHEATER HAS A SWEET TONGUE AND A BITTER HEART.

Generosity is to help a deserving person without his request, and if you help him after his request, then it is either out of embarrassment or to avoid rebuke. -Imam Ali (AS)

Generosity is to help a deserving person without his request, and if you help him after his request, then it is either out of embarrassment or to avoid rebuke.
Generosity is to help a deserving person without his request, and if you help him after his request, then it is either out of embarrassment or to avoid rebuke.