Code of Conduct

When a shallow person is blessed with favourable circumstances, the first thing he forgets is his reality.

The biggest sin is to break someone's heart and the biggest goodness is to heal someone's heart.

It is easy to prevail negativity while spreading positivity and cultivating love takes time.

It is not a big deal to be nice to a nice person. The real greatness is when someone is treating you badly even then you respond with kindness and maintain ethical behaviour.

A person's intention behind every action should be to please Allah. He should love and obey his parents only for Allah, earn money to raise his children to please Allah and have good behaviour with everyone only for the sake of Allah.

One who tries to elevate himself by mistreating others is humiliated through Divine justice.

If you succeed in deceiving someone, don't think him a fool. Instead, consider how much he trusted you.

A real human being is worried about the death of his soul more than the death of his physical body.

If you want to learn something, learn to remain silent, otherwise the meanings of words can be twisted or construed in thousand ways.

Do not lament over your losses because Allah does not take anything from you unless He intends to replace it with something better.

When a person makes a decision keeping in view his personal interests, that decision always proves wrong.

Difference of opinion is a blessing provided it is not prejudiced. When it becomes prejudiced, it results in anarchy and violence.

Don't fear those who know how to take revenge. Always fear those who leave their matters to Allah.

Sometimes good and pious people also make mistakes. It does not mean they are bad; it means they are human.

You will only be as scared as you allow others to scare you. When you stop being afraid, others will begin to fear you.

Break your silence against evil, no one will dare to utter or act unjustly in your presence.

Someone asked a Fakir, "Why is everyone unhappy in the world?" The Fakir smilingly replied, "Everyone has his share of happiness, it is one's happiness that becomes another's sorrow."

Some people spend the entire night praying for a place in heaven, but as the sun rises, they turn other's lives into a living hell.

Some people exhort a lot for human rights just to avoid Divine rights.

In today's era, people don't put as much effort and strength into correcting themselves as they put into proving others wrong.

The greatest quality of sorrow is that it makes a person soft-hearted, otherwise he would have remained callous.

Overeating leads to lethargy.

A person must view all of his blessings and qualities as the beneficence of Allah rather than attributing them to himself.

In every era, those who genuinely embrace the truth, often find themselves standing alone in the intricacies of their relationships.

When a seeker of Allah adopts the path of Truth and Divine love i.e. Faqr, everyone opposes. This has been the tradition since the era of the Companions. The easy life is to perform the usual daily chores such as going to work in the morning to earn a livelihood, provide for your dependents and maybe go to the mosque to offer salat five times a day if you want to be religious. Contrarily, the path of Truth demands sacrifices. While travelling this path the seeker's honour, fame and integrity are converted into dishonour and rejection, and everyone opposes him.

Respect the honour and dignity of people and refrain from insulting others.

It is incumbent upon an individual to explore and enhance the positive attributes that Allah has blessed him and utilize them for the elevation of religion.

Promote love and eradicate animosity. Unite people and do not divide them.