Merit

Safeguarding the tongue and spreading goodness [to others] are among the best merits of the human.

الفَضيلَةُ بحُسنِ الكَمالِ ومَكارِمِ الأفعالِ ، لا بكَثرَةِ المالِ وجَلالَةِ الأعمالِ . ح: 1925

Merits come through good perfection [of character] and noble actions, and not through excess money and eminent feats. H: 1925

فَضيلَةُ السادَةِ حُسنُ العِبادَةِ. ح: 6559

The merit of chiefs lies in the goodness of their worship. H: 6559

مَن أحسَنَ إلى‏ مَن أساءَ إلَيهِ فقد أخَذَ بجَوامِعِ الفَضلِ . ح: 8905

He who is good to one who does bad to him has attained all merits. H: 8905

حِفظُ اللِّسانِ وبَذلُ الإحسانِ مِن أفضَلِ فَضائلِ الإنسانِ . ح: 4899

Safeguarding the tongue and spreading goodness [to others] are among the best merits of the human. H: 4899

رَأسُ الفَضائلِ مِلكُ الغَضَبِ ، وإماتَةُ الشَّهوَةِ . ح: 5237

The fountainhead of merits is the overpowering of anger, and the eradication of desire. H: 5237

غايَةُ الفَضائلِ العِلمُ . ح: 6379

The peak of merits is knowledge. H: 6379