Baap Ki Wasiyat-The Will of Hazrat Ali

Baap Ki Wasiyat-The Will of Hazrat Ali باپ کی وصیت۔ حضرت علی کی وصیت بنام حسن و حسین عہ

“Try not to long for the world, and don’t be allured by it. Try not to despise anything you have missed in it.”

“Announce reality; work for the Next World. Contradict the oppressor and backing the abused.”

Aware of Allah

“I exhort you, and every one of my youngsters, my relatives, and whosoever get this message, to be aware of Allah, to expel your disparities, and to reinforce your ties. I heard your granddad, harmony arrive. ‘Compromise of your disparities is more commendable than all petitions and all fasting.”

“Dread Allah in issues concerning vagrants. Take care of their sustenance and remember their interests amidst yours.

Dread Allah in your relations with your neighbors. Your Prophet regularly prescribed them to you, to such an extent that we figured he would give them an offer in the legacy.”

Baap Ki Wasiyat-The Will of Hazrat Ali

“Stay joined to the Quran. No one ought to outperform you in being determined to it, or increasingly genuine in executing it.

Dread Allah in connection to your supplications. It is the mainstay of your religion.

Dread Allah in connection to His Home; don’t forsake it as long as you live. In the event that you ought to do that you would desert your poise.”

“Continue in Jihad in the reason for Allah with your cash, your spirits, and your tongue.”

Call Upon Allah

“Keep up correspondence and trade of conclusion among yourselves. Be careful with disunity and hostility. Try not to stop advancing great deeds and advised against terrible ones. Should you do that, the most noticeably terrible among you would be your pioneers, and you will call upon Allah without reaction.”

Blood of Muslims

“O Offspring of Abdul Muttalib! Try not to shed the blood of Muslims under the flag: ‘The Imam has been killed!’ Just the professional killer ought to be sentenced to death.

On the off chance that I kick the bucket of this stroke of his, execute him with one comparative stroke. Try not to mangle him! I have heard the Prophet, harmony arrive, say: ‘Ravage not by any means a raging pooch.'”

A Letter from Father to Son, The Last Will of Ali ibn Abi Talib (a)