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Imam al-Baqir (a) said: "Allah has made locks for the evil and made drinking wine the master key of all these evils. Untruth, in fact, is eviler than drinking wines." 34




"Telling untruths is the destruction of faith." 35




"Ali ibn al-Hussein (a) used to say to his sons: Avoid telling untruths, whether they were significant or venial, or in serious or humorous situations, for a man who tells a trivial lie will surely dare to tell a big one. Know that the Prophet (s) said: A servant persists on telling only the truth until Allah records him as truthful. The teller of lies, on the other side, keeps on telling untruths until he is recorded with Allah as liar." 36




Jesus (a) said: "He who tells very much untruth will lose brightness." 37

Disadvantages of Untruth



Untruth brings about ill reputation and indignity. The liar will never be believed even if he tells truths. His testimonies, too, are not admitted, and his promises are not trusted. One of the manners of the liars is that they forget their previous untruths and invent new ones totally contrary to the previous. A liar often invents a number of contrasted untruths as a support of a previous one.




Untruth causes mutual mistrust and creates feelings of apprehension.




Untruth produces waste of time and efforts that are exerted for distinguishing between reality and falsity.




Untruth has many disadvantageous spiritual effects.

Reasons of Untruth



Habit: An individual may have the habit of telling untruths because of ignorance, influence of the surroundings, or feebleness of the religious




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