Imam Sadiq (as) said “Some of the rights of a Muslim upon his Muslim brother are that he salutes him when he meets him, visits him when he becomes ill, when he is absent he wishes him his benevolence and beneficence (i.e., defends him in his absence), prays for him when he sneezes (saying God have mercy on you), accepts his invitation when he invites him, accompanies his funeral when he dies. The Muslim’s right upon (another) Muslim is that he must not be full and satiated while his brother remains hungry, he must not get his thirst quenched while his brother remains thirsty and he must not dress himself up when his brother is naked. So how great is the right of a Muslim upon his Muslim brother.” And he (A.S) said “Do wish for your Muslim brother the same which you want for yourself.”[i]

[i] USOOL AL KAFI VOL 2. P 170-171

Imam Sadiq (as) said “Indeed the cognition and knowing of Allah provides comfort in all terrors and frights, it is the companion in all solitudes and loneliness, the light in all darkness, the energy in all weaknesses and feebleness and the cure of all diseases and ailments.”[i]

[i] FAROO AL KAFI VOL 8. P 247

Imam Baqir (as) said “If people come to know what (evil) lies in begging, no one will beg from the other and if the one who is begged from knows the evil of rejecting the one who begs, nobody will turn down anyone’s request.”[i]

[i] TUHFUL AQOOL, P300