traduza o texto completamente e perfeitamente para o português  A Momin sometimes feels sad that Allah has made him impecunious.
He must know that his penury is the cause of bringing him closer to Allah. When a momin gets riches in plenty, he feels happy. But he is oblivious of the fact that the riches might take him away from Allah!
Allah says, “The momin, happiest, and closest to Him is one who performs good deeds, offers good supplication and who is not unpopular
amongst his fellow men. He earns livelihood in accordance with his
needs and leads a contented life. He leaves the transitory world early,
leaves behind him little worldly legacy and has few to mourn his death!”
322SINCERITY OF ACTION
The Prophet of Islam (a.s) has said, “O Abu Dharr! Happy are the people
who shun the world and have their attention riveted on the Hereafter!
They consider the place for taking rest and the dust their linen. They consider water as a substitute for fragrance. They feel that the Holy Book is
their raiment and supplication their garment! They think that their harvest for the Hereafter is the good deeds and the worldly harvest is their
wealth and the progeny! One who strives for the Hereafter, Allah will
provide him the means of Salvation! To the contrary, one who strives
only for the worldly gains, he will be in the same predicament as the
Satan. He will not reap any benefits in the Hereafter.”
This highlights that the actions of the hypocrites, who do good deeds
to get the appreciation of the people, will get adulation and benefits in
this world only and no rewards in the Hereafter. The persons whose actions are sincere, might not get any appreciation from their compatriots
in this world. However, compensation and reward awaits them in the
Hereafter.
It has been narrated in the traditions that when a momin attains a high
level of piety, he stops getting dreams during his sleep.
Imam Jafar e Sadiq (a.s) says that no one thanks a momin for his good
deeds. He may not become popular among his fellow men because he is
not interested in such popularity. His aim is only to please Allah. and his
good deeds are always destined towards the Heaven. On the other hand,
the good deeds of an unbeliever only receive the appreciation of his fellow men. The reason for this is that he does good deeds to please other
men.
Imam Moosa Kazim (a.s) narrates that the people didn’t thank the
Prophet of Allah (a.s) for his kindness and, to the contrary, they used to
repudiate his commandments. Similarly they refuse to obey us, the Ahl al
Bayt. Also, the good deeds of our Shia momins don’t get any appreciation
from others. Despite their good deeds, people are antagonistic towards
them. The hardships caused by people to Yahya bin Zakaria (a.s), Ali bin
Abi Talib (a.s) and Hussain bin Ali (a.s) illustrate the hardships inflicted
by people on them.
A tradition highlights that recitation of the Quran is superior to the recitation of the supplications. It is strongly exhorted that one should cultivate the habit (Sha-aar) of reciting the Quran. Sha-aar is the garment that
is worn outside and dua (supplication) is like the under-garment. that is
323closer to his self. Man can make access to either the Quran or to supplication, as per his wish.
The pious people will not derive so much salvation from supplications
than those who cry and lament.
It is said: The wise among momins are those who remember death and
prepare well for it.