Chapter 4 - On Shiite's Position Near God and their Rights

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In this chapter filtered by Imam Muhammad al-Baqir

hadith 381

Imam Baqir (a.s) said: “Whoever lives and experiences the good feeling of our love in his heart should thank God for the first blessing.” He was asked: “What do you mean by the first blessing?” He replied: “I mean being born legitimately.”

وقال الباقر (عليه السلام): من أصبح يجد برد حبنا على قلبه فليحمد الله على بادي النعم، قيل: وما بادي النعم، قال طيب الولادة.

hadith 393

Imam Baqir (a.s) said: “Love your Muslim brother, and like for him what you like for yourself, and dislike for him what you dislike for yourself. Ask him for help if you need anything, and fulfill his needs if he ever asks you for help. Do not hide from him any good things, as he does not do likewise. Be his supporter just as he is your supporter. When he is not present, support him in his absence until he returns, then go to see him when he returns. Honor him and respect him since you are from him and he is from you. If he blames you do not leave him, and let him express what bothers him, and he gets relieved. Praise God the Almighty when he receives some good things, and help and support him when he suffers from a calamity.”

قال الباقر (عليه السلام): أحبب أخاك المسلم، وأحبب له ما تحب لنفسك وأكره له ما تكره لنفسك، إذا احتجت فاسأله وإذا سألك فاعطه، ولا تدخر عنه خيرا فإنه لا يدخره عنك، كن له ظهرا فإنه لك ظهر، إن غاب فاحفظه في غيبته، وإن شهد فزره وأجله وأكرمه فإنه منك وأنت منه، وإن كان عليك عاتبا فلا تفارقه حتى تسل سخيمته وما في نفسه، وإذا أصابه خير فاحمد الله عز وجل عليه، وإن ابتلي فاعضده وتمحل له.