Para Main Points

Breaking agreements and committing corruption will place you among the losers (Quran, 2:27).
In times of difficulties and calamities, rely on two pillars: patience (fasting) and seeking solace in prayer (Hamd, 5).
Worship only God and seek help only from Him (Quran, 2:45).
Do not shed each other’s blood or drive each other out of your homes, for then you will incur worldly disgrace (Quran, 2:85).
Submit to God wholeheartedly and do good deeds because your reward is with God, and you will not suffer fear or grief (Quran, 2:112).
Partake of what God has provided for you from sustenance, but do not excel in corruption and sin on the earth (Quran, 2:60).
Do not trade the everlasting Hereafter for this fleeting and ephemeral world (Quran, 2:86).
Be kind to your parents, relatives, orphans, and the needy, and speak kindly to people (Quran, 2:83).
Do good deeds! Allah is witnessing everything. (Quran, 2:110).
Beware! Allah is aware of both your apparent and concealed action. (Quran, 2:77).
Seek help from prayer and patience in difficulties. (Quran, 2:45).

In times of adversity, say, ‘We belong to God and to Him we shall return’ (Quran, 2:156).
For your sins, repent immediately and seek forgiveness, for God forgives in such cases (Quran, 2:160).
Partake of the pure provisions that God has provided for you and be grateful to Him (Quran, 2:172).
At the time of death, make a will for your parents and relatives in a fair manner (Quran, 2:180).
Do not pursue wine and gambling, for they are two great sins, and their harm outweighs their benefit (Quran, 2:219).
Do not squander your wealth on the unworthy or offer bribes to judges (Quran, 2:188).
God surely tests you in various ways, including fear, hunger, loss of life, and property, so be patient (Quran 2:86).
If someone initiates aggression against you, fight in the way of God, but maintain proportionality (Quran, 2:190).
Lend My servants Loan so that we multiply it for you several-fold in return. (Baqarah 245)
Spen the wealth you like on your close ones, orphans and the needy.

Spend from what God has provided for you in charity before you become the owner of your wealth (Quran, 2:254).
Give charity in the way of God, for its blessings multiply manifold (Quran, 2:261).
When giving charity, speak kindly to those to whom you give, and refrain from hurtful words (Quran, 2:263).
Do not engage in transactions involving impure and unlawful wealth, and give alms discreetly so that it may serve as an expiation for your sins. It will be better for you (Quran, 2:267-271).
Record your transactions, debts, and obligations, and have two witnesses to your written agreements (Quran, 2:282).
God decreases usury and increases charity, so do not engage in usury (Quran, 2:276).
Do not choose any religion other than Islam, for it will not be accepted, and in the Hereafter, you will be among the losers (Quran, 3:85).
Grant the debtor a respite, and if they are unable to repay, forgive them (Quran, 2:280).
Mo’min does not take any Kafir as guardian . (Quran 3:28)
The sign of love is action and obediense. (Quran 3:31)

By no means shall you attain to rightousness untill you spend (be – nevolently) out of what you love. (Aal e Imran 92)
Invite the people towards good deeds and forbid them from bad deeds, so that you can become felicitous. (Aale Imran 104)
Do not trust your enemies because they are always eager to see you in distress. (Aale Imran 118)
Spend in the way of ALLAH in times of happiness and adversity. (Aale Imran 134)
Do not be harsh and hardhearted so that people would flee from around you. (Aale Imran 159)
You will surely be tested with your possessions and your souls. (Aale Imran 186)
Be very patient in both your personal and social life and hold your close anes strongly at times of trial. (Aale Imran 200)
Do not delay your repentance till the time of death because then your repentance will not be accepted. (Nisa 18)
Be kind and good towards your spouses,and do not show haste In separation. (Nisa 19 )

“Do not appropriate the property of others except through legitimate trade (An-Nisa, 4:29).
Avoid boasting and arrogance, for God does not like prideful boasters (An-Nisa, 4:36).
Stay away from suicide, for its abode will be the Fire of Hell (An-Nisa, 4:29-30).
The attributes of a good spouse are: humility, safeguarding the secrets, honor and dignity of the family. (Nisa 4: 34)
To resolve disputes and separations between spouses, let an arbitrator from each side arbitrate between them so that the issue may be resolved (An-Nisa, 4:35).
To repent, appoint the Prophet as an intermediary to seek forgiveness for you, as God will accept you in this manner (An-Nisa, 4:64).
Migrate to other places besides your hometown for seeking sustenance (An-Nisa, 4:97).
If you encounter disagreements in religious matters, refer them to the Quran and the Prophet to find the right path (An-Nisa, 4:59).
Behave justly and speak the truth, whether it concerns your parents, relatives, or anyone else (An-Nisa, 4:135).”
If someone greets you then return it (greetings) in a better way or at least in the same way. (An- Nisa,4: 86)

Stand up for God and bear witness with justice, even if it is against your enemies (Al-Ma’idah, 5:8).
Do not engage in extremism or exaggeration in your religion and beliefs (An-Nisa, 4:171).
Forgive other And ALLah will also forgive you. (An -Nisa 4 : 149)
Do not befriend or associate with those who mock your beliefs and religion (Al-Ma’idah, 5:52).
Do not befriend those with diseased hearts (Al-Ma’idah, 5:57).
Help each other to do good and respect the rights of one another. (Maidha 02)
Do not break your promises, as it hardens your heart, brings the curse of God upon you, and distances you from His mercy (Al-Ma’idah, 5:13).
Establish prayer, give zakat, and charity, and support the Prophet and the Imams in the way of God, for He will surely forgive your sins (Al-Ma’idah, 5:12).
Strive to save the lives of people, for whoever saves one life, it is as if they have saved the whole of humanity (Al-Ma’idah, 5:32).”
Take Leed in doing good . (Al-Ma’idah, 5:48).

“Do not sit in gatherings where religion and the Quran are mocked (Al-An’am, 6:68).
Avoid asking unnecessary questions about matters that, if revealed, would distress you (Al-Ma’idah, 5:101).
The life of this world is just amusement and diversion, so be mindful of the Hereafter (Al-An’am, 6:32).
Instead of scrutinizing the faults and shortcomings of others, focus on your own behavior and actions (Al-Ma’idah, 5:105).
If you make fun of other, you yourself will have to pay the penalty. (Al-An’am, 6:10).
Do not befriend those who take religion as a mockery and are deceived by the worldly life (Al-An’am, 6:70).
When death approaches, make your will in the presence of two witnesses so that your will is executed properly (Al-Ma’idah, 5:106).
Do not make lawful what God has made unlawful for you, and do not transgress the limits set by God (Al-Ma’idah, 5:87).
Do not insult or disrespect the beliefs of others, as it would lead to disrespect toward your own beliefs (Al-An’am, 6:108).”
Allah is aware of your deeds. Al- An’am 6: 132

“Do not eat up your property among yourselves unjustly by bribery or wrongful means. Rather, deal with people’s possessions fairly (Al-An’am, 6:121).
Do not kill your children out of fear of poverty; We provide for them and for you. Killing them is certainly a grievous sin (Al-An’am, 6:151).
The Path adopted by the majority is not always the path of Guidance. (Al – An’am 116)
Do Good to your Parents. (An’am 6:151)
Give full measure and weight in justice and do not deprive people of their due (Al-A’raf, 7:85).
By using the blessings of God, eat and drink, but do not exceed the limits or indulge in extravagance (Al-A’raf, 7:31).
Do not consider your religion as amusement and diversion, lest you be deceived by the worldly life and forget God (Al-A’raf, 7:51).
Do not appropriate the possessions of orphans before they reach maturity. Fulfill your promises, for you will be questioned about them (Al-An’am, 6:152).
Avoid arrogance and boasting, for they are characteristics of Satan, and he is indeed among the losers (Al-A’raf, 7:13).”
Don’t cause mischief in the society After its reforment. (Al – Araf, 7:56)

“Be aware that you are tested in both prosperity and adversity (Al-A’raf, 7:168).
Remember God in the mornings and evenings with humility and in silence, and do not be among the heedless (Al-A’raf, 7:205).
When you are tempted by the whispers of Satan, seek refuge in God (Al-A’raf, 7:200).
Seek assistance from the Divine and know that possessions and offspring are a means of testing and trial for you (Al-Anfal, 8:9).
Know that your possessions and children are a means of trial and testing for you (Al-Anfal, 8:28).
Deal gently with people, guide them to good deeds, and avoid the ignorant (Al-A’raf, 7:199).
Be silent when the Quran is recited and listen attentively to its verses; perhaps you will receive the mercy of God (Al-A’raf, 7:204).
Be vigilant, and may God grant you insight and the ability to distinguish between right and wrong (Al-Anfal, 8:29).”
Allah has created for you a wife with whom you can find peace. (Al – A’arf, 7 189)
True believers are those who pray, spend , and trust in god. (Anfal 2-3-4)

“Do not engage in disputes and arguments with others, as it diminishes your dignity and greatness (Al-Anfal, 8:46).
Incline to peace with people who incline it.( Al-Anfal, 8: 1)
Beware, for Satan may tempt you with sin while pretending to be your protector (Al-Anfal, 8:48).
Do not rejoice in the worldly life, for the enjoyment of this worldly life is fleeting compared to the Hereafter (At-Tawbah, 9:38).
Do not befriend disbelievers, even if they are your fathers or brothers, as you will then be unjust (At-Tawbah, 9:23).
Avoid hypocrisy and deceit, for your abode will be Hell, and you will abide there forever (At-Tawbah, 9:68).
If you distrust the other party in a contract and suspect betrayal, withdraw from the contract (Al-Anfal, 8:58).
Be fully prepared and equipped for defense and military readiness to deter enemies from attacking (Al-Anfal, 8:60).
God does not change the blessing He has bestowed upon you unless you change it yourself (Al-Anfal, 8:53).”
Do not be amazed at the possessions and children of the non- religion (and the hypocrites) because ALLAH will punish them through them. (At-Tawbah, 9:85)

“Trade your life and wealth with God for the price of Paradise, for He is the most trustworthy of merchants (At-Tawbah, 9:111).
aintain relationships with those who believe, and who are pious and humble (At-Tawbah, 9:119).
If you seek guidance, be faithful and perform righteous deeds (Yunus, 10:9).
God never wrongs you; rather, you wrong yourselves (Yunus, 10:44).
God is aware of all your actions, and not even the weight of a speck of dust is hidden from Him (Yunus, 10:61).
Be aware that God hastens in rewarding good deeds and does not hasten in punishing for misdeeds. And if it were not for a specified term, punishment would have come to you (Yunus, 10:11).
Be among those who offer gratitude through prostration and fasting, enjoin good, and forbid evil, for these are among the signs of a believer (At-Tawbah, 9:112).
Do not be like those who only call upon God in times of distress and forget Him once it has been lifted (Yunus, 10:12).”
Those who Allah be friends neither Have Fears nor regrets. (yunus 62)
Do Charity ! either little or a lot. Allah is the rewarder. (Taubah 121)

“Do not despair or become ungrateful if God takes away a blessing or mercy He has bestowed upon you (Hud, 11:9).
To Join the Family of prophet
Know that if God wills, He can make the impossible possible (Hud, 11:72).
Officials and agents should make every effort to reform society (Hud, 11:88).
Do not associate with oppressors, lest you become a participant in their punishment (Hud, 11:113).
Establish prayer throughout the night and day, for prayer has the quality of warding off evil (Hud, 11:114).
Never rebuke someone for their sins, as you may be guilty of the same sins yourself (Yusuf, 12:30-32).
If God grants you a blessing after hardship and suffering, do not boast, thinking that the calamities have passed (Hud, 11:10).
If the people of a city seek reform, God will keep punishment away from them (Hud, 11:117).”
To Join the Family of prophet, it is not enough just to be a relative. (Hood 11: 46)

“Do not deprive others of trust due to betrayal in trust (Yusuf, 12:56).
Control your Inner- self because it may lead to evil. (Yusuf, 12:53).
Obligation to any task requires knowledge.(Yusuf, 12:55).
You are accountable for your own actions, and no one else will bear your punishment (Yusuf, 12:79).
If you commit a sin, do not despair of God’s mercy (Yusuf, 12:87).
Seek your father’s intercession for forgiveness of sins and resolution of problems, so that he may pray for you (Yusuf, 12:97).
God knows the secrets, both hidden and manifest, and nothing is concealed from Him (Ibrahim, 14:38).
Be patient and righteous in times of difficulty and hardship, for you will reap the rewards of your patience (Yusuf, 12:95).
Be truly grateful for your blessings, as surely gratitude will increase your blessings (Ibrahim, 14:7).
God does not change the condition of a people unless they change themselves (Ar-Ra’d, 13:11).”

“Satan, due to the enmity he harbors towards humans, tempts you to sin in order to lead you astray (Al-Hijr, 15:39).
Obey everything that is mentioned in the Quran and do not selectively choose from the verses of the Quran (Al-Hijr, 15:9).
Seek refuge in God from Satan, who has been expelled from His mercy, so that he may not gain mastery over you. Seek refuge in God when reciting the Quran (An-Nahl, 16:98-99).
Do not falsely declare something permissible that God has made impermissible, or vice versa (An-Nahl, 16:116).
Only consume what is lawful and pure from the provisions of God, and do not approach what is forbidden (An-Nahl, 16:114-115).
If a task seems unattainable to you, do not despair, for nothing is impossible for God (Al-Hijr, 15:54-55).
If you lead someone astray, in the Hereafter, in addition to carrying the burden of your own sins, you will also bear the burden of their sins (An-Nahl, 16:25).
God Has Kept cure in honey. (An-Nahl, 16:69).
When you make a promise to God , Keep it. (An-Nahl, 16:91).
Allah almighty commands justice and goodness. (An-Nahl, 16:90).

“Be cautious not to seek out negative outcomes due to hastiness and impatience (Al-Isra, 17:11).
Avoid arguing with disbelievers and opponents, as their intention is to deny the truth (Al-Kahf, 18:56).
When mentioning or witnessing your blessings, say ‘Masha’Allah’ (Al-Kahf, 18:39).
Be kind to your parents, and do not express even the slightest disrespect or annoyance towards them, especially as they age (Al-Isra, 17:23).
Do not be arrogant or heedless in the face of God’s blessings, and do not lose hope when adversity befalls you (Al-Isra, 17:83).
Do not obey those who are neglectful of God’s remembrance, consumed by their desires, and prone to excess (Al-Kahf, 18:28).
Following the right path is to your benefit, while straying leads to your loss, and no one bears the burden of another’s sins (Al-Isra, 17:15).
Maintain the prayers throughout the day and night, especially the Fajr prayer, as it is witnessed by the angels (Al-Isra, 17:78).”
Do Not pursue that of wich you have no Knowledge. (Al-Isra, 17:36).
Due to hastiness or studpidity , many people pray for ill just as they pray for good.(Al-Isra, 17:11).

“Maintain the prayers throughout the day and night, and recite the remembrance of Allah, so that you may find tranquility (Ta-Ha, 20:130).
Maintain the Prayer For ALLAH’s remembrance. (Ta-Ha, 20:14)
Command your family to establish prayer, and remain patient in doing so (Ta-Ha, 20:132).
Eat from pure provisions, but do not indulge excessively, as it may provoke the wrath of Allah (Ta-Ha, 20:81).
Do not neglect the prayer and do not follow desires, as it leads to deviation (Maryam, 19:59).
Speak gently and calmly to enemies and opponents; perhaps they may take heed (Ta-Ha, 20:44).
Be cautious of the dangerous enmity of Satan, lest he lead you astray from paradise and you become among the unfortunate (Ta-Ha, 20:117).
If you turn away from the remembrance of Allah, you will lead a narrow and difficult life, and on the Day of Judgment, you will be resurrected blind (Ta-Ha, 20:124).
Maintain faith and engage in righteous deeds, so that Allah places His chosen love within your heart (Maryam, 19:96).”
Hold on the book Of ALLAH with power (And act upon it with seriousness). (Maryam, 19:12)

“Do not ridicule anyone, for eventually you may be in need of their support (Al-Anbiya, 21:41).
Learn to make military equipment so that you may protect yourselves in war (Al-Anbiya, 21:80).
Seek help from Allah in times of grief and sorrow, for He is the one who relieves you from distress (Al-Anbiya, 21:88).
Do not indulge excessively in anything, as it leads to destruction and ruin (Al-Anbiya, 21:9).
Respect and adhere to the signs and traditions of Allah, and act accordingly (Al-Hajj, 22:32).
Every soul will taste death, and you will be tested with both good and bad experiences (Al-Anbiya, 21:35).
Do not rush in the affairs of life, as hastiness does not affect the will and wisdom of Allah (Al-Anbiya, 21:37).
The ultimate fate of cities that transgress and violate divine law is destruction and ruin (Al-Anbiya, 21:11).”
Indeed Allah Is all – Attentive All – Aware.(Al-Hajj, 22:63).
All The relligious leaders were Allah’s Obedient servents. (Al-Anbiya, 21:73)

Hasten in performing good deeds and strive to excel others in their execution (Al-Mu’minun, 23:61).
Seek refuge in God from the temptations and deceptions of Satan (Al-Mu’minun, 23:97).
If you seek God’s forgiveness, overlook the mistakes of others (An-Nur, 24:22).
Do not follow the footsteps of Satan, as he guides you towards evil and reprehensible deeds (An-Nur, 24:21).
Teach your children to seek permission before entering the rooms of their parents (An-Nur, 24:59).
Do not spread rumors and suspicions about which you have no knowledge, as it is a grave sin (An-Nur, 24:15).
Be humble in prayer and turn away from vain matters; maintain chastity, integrity, and trustworthiness (Al-Mu’minun, 23:2-3-5-6).
Wealthy individuals and those with financial means have a duty to spend on their relatives and those in need (An-Nur, 24:22).
A believer Keeps His trust And Convants and is watchful of His prayers.(Al-Mu’minun, 23:8-9)
Women must not display their charms (Jewelleries And Makeup to those who are not mehram.) (An-Nur, 24:31)

“Be grateful for the blessings that God has bestowed upon you and your parents (An-Naml, 27:19).
Do not walk on the earth arrogantly; rather, respond to the ignorant with kindness (Al-Furqan, 25:63).
Do not follow the excessive ones, for they are indeed transgressors and corrupt (Ash-Shu’ara, 26:151-152).
In spending, do not be extravagant nor miserly; rather, maintain a moderate balance and do not go to extremes (Al-Furqan, 25:67).
Weigh your deeds heavily so that on the Day of Judgment, you will not say, ‘I wish I had done more’ (Ash-Shu’ara, 26:102).
Choose good companions so that you do not regret in the Hereafter and become remorseful for your actions (Al-Furqan, 25:27-28).
Avoid deception and do not undervalue people’s possessions, nor engage in buying at low prices (Ash-Shu’ara, 26:181-183).
Do not participate in gatherings where vain speech and actions prevail; instead, use courteous words and gestures (Al-Furqan, 25:72).”
DO Not Take your desire to be your god. (Al-Furqan, 25:43)
The Oppressors will definitely be Punished for their wrong doings. (Ash-Shu’ara, 26:227)

“Do not divide the people into factions and groups, causing discord among them in cities and towns (Al-Qasas, 28:4).
Hire employees who possess both expertise and commitment (Al-Qasas, 28:26).
God does not destroy cities as long as their people are not unjust and oppressive (Al-Qasas, 28:59).
Beware of listening to vain talk, and do not associate with the ignorant (Al-Qasas, 28:55).
The result of testing humans is to distinguish between the liars and the truthful (Al-Ankabut, 29:3).
Friendship with others besides God is like the fragile and foundationless house of a spider, built in the midst of cobwebs (Al-Ankabut, 29:41).
What God has given you in the world is just the adornment of the world, which is transient and passing; but the blessings with God are better and more enduring (Al-Qasas, 28:60).
Travel to various parts of the earth and observe the fate of the sinners and oppressors, and take heed as a lesson (An-Naml, 27:69).”
Everyone who claims to be faitful will be tested. (Al-Ankabut, 29:02).
Allah Knows the secrets of your hearts and he is aware of all that you canceal. (An-Naml, 27:74).

“Do not divide religion into sects and factions, for the enemies are in the mindset of causing religious divisions among people (Ar-Rum, 30:32).
Submit to the will of God and rely on the divine rope that is unbreakable (Luqman, 31:22).
When speaking, do not raise your voice loudly; rather, speak gently and humbly (Luqman, 31:19).
Do not mislead others through vain and frivolous talk, and do not mock religion (Luqman, 31:6).
Engage in respectful dialogue and discussion with followers of different teachings and religions to express the truth of your faith (Al-Ankabut, 29:46).
Do not attribute falsehood to God, and do not deny the truth; do not add anything to religion that is slanderous and unjust (Al-Ankabut, 29:68).
On the Day of Judgment, no parent or child will bear responsibility for the actions of another; each person is accountable for their own deeds (Luqman, 31:33).
God has created a spouse for you so that you may find tranquility together and receive companionship and mercy from each other (Ar-Rum, 30:21).”
The Fate Of those who commit misdeeds and oppressions is always bad. (Ar-Rum, 30:10)
Do Not Meet people Arrogantly and walk on the earth with humility. (Luqman, 31:18)

Never use deception and deceit, as ultimately it will ensnare you (Fatir, 35:43).
Be cautious not to be deceived by the world, as Satan seeks to mislead you (Fatir, 35:5).
Do not obey disbelievers and hypocrites; instead, trust in God, for He is sufficient for you (Al-Ahzab, 33:48).
Do not seek companionship with Satan, for he is your enemy and will adorn evil deeds for you (Fatir, 35:6-8).
Perform righteous deeds with faith, for forgiveness and good sustenance from God will be your reward (Saba, 34:4).
Excessive wealth and children will not protect you from the punishment of God, nor will they bring you closer to Him (Saba, 34:35-37).
Engage in trading with God through the recitation of the Quran, establishing prayer, and giving charity, where you will not incur any loss (Fatir, 35:29).
Take advantage of your life in performing righteous deeds, as there will be no opportunity for return or compensation after death (Fatir, 35:37).
only a few servants of Allah are grateful.(Saba, 34:13)
Eat of the provision of your lord and be grateful to him. (Saba, 34:15)

Pray to God for a righteous and deserving child, as it is a divine gift (As-Saffat, 37:100).
Stay away from Satan, who seeks to afflict you with torment and suffering (Sad, 38:41).
Never commit injustice against your financial partner and do not covet the wealth of others (Sad, 38:24).
Let the judge adjudicate fairly between disputing parties while they are present before the judgment seat (Sad, 38:22).
Never prioritize worldly pleasures and wealth over the remembrance of God, and spend from your wealth in the way of God (Sad, 38:32-33).
Do not be arrogant, as arrogance leads to expulsion from paradise and condemnation (Sad, 38:73-78).
You are responsible for yourself and your family; do not harm them, as you will be among the losers in the Hereafter (Az-Zumar, 39:15).
Seeking forgiveness and glorifying God will deliver you from divine punishments (As-Saffat, 37:143-144).
Satan is the sworn enemy of human beings and he will do his best to seduce us. (Sad, 38:82).
God does not guide the liar and the ungrateful. (Az-Zumar, 39:03)

Know that blessings and hardships are a means of testing, to distinguish between the grateful and the ungrateful (Az-Zumar, 39:49).
Avoid lies and excessive sinning, as they hinder your guidance (Ghafir, 40:28).
Call upon God, and He will respond, as there is no distance between prayer and its answer (Ghafir, 40:60).
On the Day of Judgment, your ears, eyes, and skin will testify against you, even though you thought God was unaware of your deeds (Fussilat, 41:22).
The wrongdoer will envy the righteous on the Day of Judgment and will wish to return to the world for redemption, which is impossible (Az-Zumar, 39:58).
Respond to goodness with perpetuity and repel evil with kindness, so that friendship may be established between you (Fussilat, 41:34).
If you commit evil, its retribution is not greater than the crime itself, but for goodness, there is abundant reward (Ghafir, 40:40).
If you have transgressed in sin, do not despair of God’s mercy, for hope in forgiveness is the essence of repentance (Az-Zumar, 39:53).
Nothing is hidden from God. (Ghafir, 40:16)
Gender (being male or female) is not the criterion for attaining paradise, but faith and good deeds are the criteria. (Ghafir, 40:40)

Seek the Hereafter so that you may receive its benefits, for the worldly life does not provide any portion of the Hereafter (Ash-Shura, 42:20).
Do not despair or become weary of seeking goodness for yourself through prayer (Fussilat, 41:49).
Do not befriend those who oppose the sovereignty of God, for they are not true friends (Ash-Shura, 42:9).
Human troubles and calamities are often a reflection of their own actions. A person cannot escape the consequences of their sins (Ash-Shura, 42:30).
If God expands the provision for His servants, it can lead to corruption on earth. Thus, the measure of provision should be according to the welfare of individuals (Ash-Shura, 42:27).
If you suffer injustice, God allows you to seek retribution, as silence and acceptance of oppression are prohibited (Ash-Shura, 42:39).
Be cautious of both major and minor sins, seek counsel in decision-making, and aim to eliminate tyranny (Ash-Shura, 42:37-38).
Do not create divisions among yourselves due to envy and rivalry (Ash-Shura, 42:14).
Allah is your best guardian. (Ash-Shura, 42:09)
on the day of Judgment , there will be no way back to the world. (Ash-Shura, 42:44)

Establish peace and friendship between two parties in conflict or disagreement (Al-Hujurat, 49:10).
Never ridicule others, as they may be better than you (Al-Hujurat, 49:11).
Beware of sinning and severing ties with relatives, as it distances you from the mercy of God (Muhammad, 47:22-23).
If you receive news, verify its accuracy first to avoid regret later (Al-Hujurat, 49:6).
Do not speculate or spy on others, as most of such assumptions are sinful (Al-Hujurat, 49:12).
With faith in the Prophet and righteous deeds, God will erase your misdeeds and improve your sustenance (Muhammad, 47:2).
Spend part of the night in prayer and seek forgiveness in the early hours of the morning, and allocate a portion of your wealth to the needy (Adh-Dhariyat, 51:17-19).
Two angels are recording all your deeds, one on your right and one on your left (Al-Qamar, 54:17-18).
Don’t call each other with bad names. (Al-Hujurat, 49:11)
On The day of resurrection, all the veils on every kind of reality will be removed.(Adh-Dhariyat, 51:19)

1. Do not incline towards futile actions and vain talk, so that society may become heavenly (Al-Waqi’ah, 56:25).
2. In the face of kindness and benevolence, reciprocate with kindness and benevolence in any form and to any extent, at all times and in all places (Ar-Rahman, 55:60).
3. Do not befriend those who are distant from God and seek only worldly gains (An-Najm, 53:29).
4. Do not delay in fulfilling the commandments of God, neither today nor tomorrow, and do not let your desires deceive you (Al-Hadid, 57:14).
5. The one who gives charity to God is like someone who lends to God, and although their wealth appears to diminish outwardly, in reality, it increases (Al-Hadid, 57:18).
6. Beware that the abundance of wealth and children does not lead you to boastfulness, which would drag you towards Hellfire (Al-Hadid, 57:20).
7. Do not grieve over what you have lost, and do not rejoice excessively over what has been given to you (Al-Hadid, 57:23).
8. Strive to excel in deeds for the forgiveness of God and His paradise (Al-Hadid, 57:21).
9. Charity will double your wealth. (Al-Hadid, 57:18)
10. Do not be stingy yourself and do not invite others to be stingy. Al-Hadid, 57:24)

Strive with your life and wealth in the way of God, as it is a profitable trade with the Lord (As-Saff, 61:10-11).
Even if you yourself are in need, prioritize others over yourself so that you may be successful (Al-Hashr, 59:9).
Do not make unlawful for yourself what God has made lawful for you in order to gain the approval of others (At-Tahrim, 66:1).
In gatherings, offer seats to others and give up your own place as a sign of respect for newcomers (Al-Mujadila, 58:11).
Reflect on your deeds and see what you have sent forth for the Hereafter, and do not hope for good deeds to be inherited (Al-Hashr, 59:18).
Do not befriend or ally with those who have driven you out of your homes and homeland (Al-Mumtahina, 60:9).
If you have divorced your wife, do not expel them from their homes during their waiting period unless they have committed a clear sin (At-Talaq, 65:1).
Fulfill the promise you make, for failing to fulfill the covenant with God incurs His wrath (As-Saff, 61:2-3).
Wealth and children are means of testing mankind. (Taghaabun /15)
Don’t say things you don’t do because it will invite Allah’s anger. (Jomo’a 05)

Do not be fault-finding and spreading rumors, and do not obstruct good deeds or act arrogantly (Al-Qalam, 68:11-13).
Seek forgiveness, so that God may send abundant rain upon you (Nuh, 71:10-11).
Be trustworthy and faithful to your commitments, and bear witness with justice (Al-Ma’arij, 70:32-33).
Perform prayers and give charity to the needy, and do not engage in frivolous talk or deny the Day of Judgment, so that you may be saved from the Hellfire (Al-Muddathir, 74:42-46).
Know that greediness has two signs: withholding assistance in times of difficulty and being stingy in times of plenty, which are the root of many distortions (Al-Ma’arij, 70:19-21).
Know that those who love worldly desires and indulgence without limits deny the Day of Judgment (Al-Qiyamah, 75:20).
Do not invest in friendships and warm relationships that will not be of any benefit in the Hereafter (Al-Ma’arij, 70:10).
Do not obey the evildoer and the lowly liar who frequently swears oaths (Al-Qalam, 68:8-10).
Read The Quran as much as you can. 9Muzzammil 20)
Love of the world and worldly pleasures distracts man from the hereafter. ( Insan 27)

Do not mock people with your eyes and eyebrows, as it is the way of sinners (Al-Mutaffifin, 83:29-30).
Offer advice and admonition where it has an impact (Al-A’la, 87:9).
Do not oppress or mistreat orphans, and do not repel those who ask for help (Ad-Duha, 93:9-10).
Spend on your relatives, especially orphans and the needy, as taking care of them is a priority (Al-Balad, 90:14-15).
Refrain from backbiting and fault-finding, and guard your eyes and tongue (Al-Humazah, 104:1).
Seek refuge in God from the evil of sorcerers and envious people, and recite “I seek refuge with Allah” (Al-Falaq, 113:4-5).
Sacrifice in the way of God and spend on the needy, as it is one of the ways to show gratitude to God for His blessings (Al-Kawthar, 108:2).
Seek refuge in God from the evil of tempters, whether from among jinn or humans, as they pose severe dangers (An-Nas, 114:6-4).
Successful is the one who purifies himself. (Shams/9)
This Quran is a piece of advice, whoever wants it can accept it. (Abas/ 11&12)

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