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not love arrogant and boastful people (31:18)."



"Do not walk proudly on the earth; your feet cannot tear apart the earth nor are you as tall as the mountains (17:37)."



"He does not love the proud ones (16:23)."



"Is not hell the dwelling of the arrogant ones? (39:60)"



The Prophet (s) said: "The most favorable of you and the nearest to me on the Day of Resurrection will be the most well-mannered and the most modest. The remotest of you to me on the Day of Resurrection will be the bigmouth and the proud." 77



As he passed by some people, the Prophet (s) asked them about the reason of their gathering. They answered that they were gathering on an insane epileptic person. He (s) commented: "This is not insane. He is afflicted with a disease. May I tell you about the true insane?" "Yes, you may," they answered. He said: "The true insane is he who walks swaggeringly, looks to his sides, moves his shoulders through his sides, and hopes for Paradise of Allah while he acts disobediently to Him. His evil cannot be trusted and good is not expected from him. That is the true insane and this one is inflicted with a disease." 78



While a wealthy man with a clean garment was sitting with the Prophet (s), a poor man with dirty garment came and sat next to the wealthy who pulled his garment. The Prophet (s) said to the wealthy: "Have you been afraid that his poverty would inflict you?" "No, I have not," answered the man. "Have you been afraid that he would soil your garment?" asked the Prophet. "No, I have not," answered the man. "Why did you then do so?" asked the Prophet. "God's Messenger," said the man, "I have a companion who shows me my evildoings as righteous and my righteous ones as evildoings. As penance, I offer the half of my fortune to this man."



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