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hadith 260
Hadith #
260
Book
Mishkāt al-Anwār
Volume
1
Part
Section 1 - On Faith, Islam and Related Issues
Chapter
Chapter 15 - On Remembrance
Source
ʿAlī b. al-Ḥasan al-Ṭabrisī
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Unus ibn Abdulrahman narrated that Luqman said to his son
“O' my dear son! Be careful when you enter a gathering to sit with those who are remembering God. This way your knowledge will increase if you are knowledgeable, and you will become knowledgeable if you are ignorant. There is hope that God will spread the shade of His Mercy upon them, and you may benefit from His Mercy, too. But if you see some people who do not remember God, do not sit with them since you will not gain any knowledge if you are knowledgeable, and you will be more misguided if you are ignorant, and God may encompass them with the shadow of His Chastisement in which case you will be chastised too.”
عن يونس بن عبد الرحمان رفعه قال
لقمان لابنه: يا بني اختم المجالس على عينيك، فإذا رأيت قوما يذكرون الله عز وجل فاجلس معهم فإنك إن تكن عالما يزيدوك علما، وإن كنت جاهلا علموك، ولعل الله أن يظلهم برحمة فيعمك معهم، وإذا رأيت قوما لا يذكرون الله فلا تجلس معهم، فإنك إن تكن عالما لا ينفعك علمك، وإن تكن جاهلا يزيدوك جهلا ولعل الله أن يظلهم بعقوبة فيعمك معهم.
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