The Books of Heart Softeners from Sahih al-Bukhari

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Foreword Health and Leisure The Example of this Life  in contrast to the Hereafter Be in this world as if you are  a stranger or traveler Hope and hoping for too much Dunya When someone reaches sixty years old he has no right from Allah for a new lease on life The deed done seeking Allah's countenance The Warning about worldly pleasures, amusements and competing against each other for enjoyment thereof The statement of Allah,  "O mankind! Verily the promise  of Allah is true.” The righteous people will die The trial of wealth should be avoided The rich who don’t spend their wealth on good deeds are in fact poor Whatever one spends from his money will be better for him in the next life The superiority of being poor The adoption of a middle course To protect one's tongue To be afraid of Allah Giving up sinful deeds “If you knew what I know” Hell is surrounded by passions and desires Paradise is closer to all of you than the strap of his shoe One should always look at  the one inferior to him Whoever intends to do a good deed or a bad deed What minor sins should be warded off The results of deeds done depend on the last actions The disappearance of trust and moral responsibility Showing off and seeking fame