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Taqwa (Piety): Advice of Ahl al-Bayt (Examples of Piety in the Holy Quran and the Sunnah)

Author: Sayyed Hussain Sheikh al-Islami Tooyserkani
Translator: Ali Akbar Aghili Ashtiani
Publisher: Ansariyan Publications – Qum
Category:

• Author’s Note
• Notes
• Translator’s Note
• 1) What Is Piety (Taqwa)
• Notes
• 2) Stages of Piety
• 3) The Worth Of Piety
• Notes
• 4) The Effects Of Piety
• 1) Observing the Rituals (Sha’a’ir)
• 2) God Loves The Pious
• 3) Wilayah (Guardianship)
• 4) The Hereafter
• 5) Having No Fear or Sorrow (The Pious Have No Grief)
• 6) Ease of Affairs (The Pious At Ease)
• 7) Reaching A Higher Rank (Piety, A Superior Stage)
• 8) Removing Evil Acts And Forgiving Sins (Piety Removes Evil)
• 9) Piety, A Heavenly Blessing
• 10) Piety, A Solution
• 11) Piety Overcomes Satan
• 12) God Is With The Pious
• 13) Piety And Invisible Assistance
• 14) Piety And Distinction
• 15) Piety And Salvation
• 16) Piety And Divine Knowledge
• 17) Piety And Good Deeds
• 18) Piety And Nearness To God
• 19) Piety And the Day Of Judgment
• 20) Piety And The Good End
• 21) Piety And Divine Guardianship
• 22) Piety And Divine Guidance
• 23) Piety Is Never Undermined
• 24) Piety Is Never Ignored
• 25) Piety, A Wealth
• 26) Piety, Cure For All
• 27) Piety, A Divine Grace
• Notes
• 5) Kinds Of Piety
• 6) Piety And Faith
• Note
• 7) Piety And Monotheism
• Notes
• 8) Piety And Prophethood
• Notes
• 9) Piety And the Day Of Judgment
• Note
• 10) Piety And Imamate
• Notes
• 11) Piety And Knowledge (Science)
• Notes
• 12) Piety In Practice
• Notes
• 14) Piety And Islamic Rules
• 1. Taqiyyah
• 2. Ablution (Wudu’)
• 3. Prayer
• 4. Fasting
• 5. Trade
• Piety And Trade (Business)
• Notes
• 15) Piety in Worshipping
• Notes
• 16) Piety And Prayer
• Notes
• 17) Piety And Fasting
• Notes
• 18) Piety And the Hajj
• Notes
• 19) Piety And Jihad
• The Virtue Of Jihad
• Notes
• 21) Piety And Society (Social Piety)
• 22) Parents’ Rights
• Notes
• 23) Children’s Rights
• Notes
• 24) Relatives’ Rights
• Notes
• 25)Neighbors’ Rights
• Notes
• 26) Fellow Muslims’ Rights
• Notes
• 27) How To Socialize
• 28) Codes Of Society
• Notes
• 29) Backbiting
• Notes
• 30) Tale-Bearing
• Notes
• 31) Accusation and Slander
• Notes
• 32) Suspicion
• Notes
• 33) Telling Lies
• Notes
• 34) The Difference of Opinions and Creeds
• Notes
• 35) Choosing of Companions
• Notes
• 36) Oppression (Injustice)
• Notes
• 37) Justice And Fairness
• Notes
• 38) Hypocrisy
• Notes
• 39) Self-Conceit
• Notes
• 40) Piety And Speech
• Notes
• 41) Piety and Breaking of Promise
• Note
• 42) What Is Promise?
• Notes
• 43) Piety against Sins
• Notes
• 44) Piety And Family Rights
• Note
• 45) Forming a Family
• Notes
• 46) Wife and Husband’s Duties
• Love
• Toleration
• Wife And Husband Helping Each Other
• Mutual Respect
• To Avoid Bothering Each Other
• To Be Tolerant
• Wife and Husband’s Jealousy
• To Forgive Each Other
• Wet Nursing (Breastfeeding)
• To Obey Women
• Rights of Women
• Marriage
• Little Dowry
• Notes
• 47) Inward Piety
• Notes
• 48) Piety and Blessings
• Notes
• 49) Piety And Health
• Notes
• 50) Signs Of The Pious
• 51) Features Of The Pious
• Notes
• 52) Kinds Of Fear
• Notes
• 53) The Effects Of Fear
• Notes
• 54) The Hammam Sermon; The Pious in the Viewpoint of Imam Ali (AS)
• Notes
• 55) Friends of Allah (Saints)
• Notes
• 56) Night Prayer
• Notes
• 57) Reciting the Holy Quran
• Benefits of the Reciting of the Holy Quran
• How to Recite the Quran
• Notes
• 58) Prostration
• Anger
• Knowledge
• Faith with certainty
• Greed in seeking knowledge
• Economic and Moderation in Richness
• Submission in Worship
• Splendor in Destitution
• Patience with Hardship
• The Seeking for well-gotten Sustenance
• Pleasure in Guidance
• Refraining from Greed
• Virtuous Deeds
• Offering Thanks
• Notes
• 59) Remembrance of God (Zikr)
• Inadvertence
• Notes