by
Imâm Ibnul Qayyim al-Jawziyyah
(Reminder 5)
A
man said to Abû Hâzim:
“What
is the gratitude of the eyes?” He said, “If you see good things, you speak
about them, and if you see bad things, you keep quiet about it.” He asked,
“What is the gratitude of the ears?” He said, “If you hear something good, you
accept it, and if you hear something bad, you reject it.” Then he asked, “What
is the gratitude of the hands?” He said, “Do not take what which does not
belong to you, and do not hold back from paying the dues of Allâh (zakât).”
Then he asked, “What is the gratitude of the head?” He said: “To have knowledge
in it.” Then he asked, “What is the gratitude of one’s private parts?”
He quoted:
“Who guard their private parts, except
from those joined to them in the marriage bond, or (the captives) whom their
right hands possess – for (in their case) they are free from blame, but those
whose desires exceed those limits are transgressors.’”
(al-Mu’minûn
23:5-7)
Taken
from “Uddat as-Sâbireen wa Dhâkirat ash-Shâkireen”
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