"A true Muslim will surely strive to improve his manners and correct his condition, and purify his demeanor and his innermost feelings."

“It is relatively easy to control your anger after a while, but to do that after facing such extremes and at the height of your troubles, when you are wearied and exhausted, when you are heart-broken and depressed, that is sublime morality and magnificent ethics.”

“Goodness is not only required in action, but also in speech.”

“Goodness is required even in thoughts and desires.”

“Any intentional inequitable harm is a danger zone!”

“Imagine!, the two most important Sahabah in Islam, racing to help an old blind woman, at night and at the edge of the city!.”

“Each one of us should ask himself; Am I being the best I can be to my family? Am I being the best parent I can be? Am I being the best child I can be? The best friend? The best neighbor? The best for my brothers and sisters? The best for my society? The best for humanity? Where am I from the saying: “The best of people, is the best TO the people”?”