"Verily, you possess the greatest morals" It is narrated that a Bedouin requested from Imam Ali to name the morals of the Holy Prophet (PBUHH). The Imam: "do you know how to count?" The Bedouin: "yes" The Imam: "name me the pleasures of this world." The Bedouin: "The pleasures of this world are uncountable." The Imam: "You lack counting the little as Allah states "The pleasures of this world are little" and you wish to count the great as Allah states: "Verily, you possess the greatest morals."

Imam Ali Ibn Abi-Talib once said: "Take advantage of opportunities, for they pass by as clouds do."

In life, we are offered many opportunities to grow as an individual, yet some still choose to only grow their wealth. Hence, let us learn to never let a great opportunity pass by, because no cloud come around twice.

Imam Ali Ibn Abi Talib once said: “Do not let your difficulties fill you with anxiety, after all it is only in the darkest nights that stars shine brightest.”

When a person goes through a difficult times, he/she is gaining more than losing. He/she is gaining knowledge, power, and forbearance.

Imam Ali Ibn Abi Talib once said: "Remember that people are of two types. They are either your brethren in religion or your reflection in humanity. They are subject to infirmities and liable to commit mistakes.”

Let us learn from the letter of the Commander of the Faithful to his governor in Egypt (Malik Al-Ashtar) to never discriminate against anyone even if they are from a different race, religion or creed. Everyone should be treated with the highest level of respect and dignity.
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Imam Ali Ibn Abi Talib once said: “Not to have a thing is less humiliating than to beg it.”

Let us learn from this great personality to always thank Allah for whatever we have and ask Allah to grant us what is best for us; in this wprld and the hereafter.

Imam Ali Ibn Abi Talib once said: “If the eyes of a female cry over a man that oppressed her, than the Angels will curse him with every step he walks.”

Women are the most precious and delicate person God has ever created. He, the Merciful has given many responsibilities to men and one of them is taking care and adoring the women in our life.

Imam Ali Ibn Abi Talib once said: “Take Care Of Your Tongue Like The Way You Take Care Of Gold & Silver.”

The tongue can become one salvation or damnation. Hence, let us learn from the Commander of the Faithful to always think twice before we utter anything.

Imam Ali Ibn Abi Talib once said: “You should have hope in God alone and should fear nothing but your sins.”

Many misunderstand the difference between having hope in God and fearing God. He is described in the Holy Quran 114 times as "The Merciful & Beneficent." Thus, it is our actions that either lead us to eternal happiness or failure. Let us learn to always have hope and fear nothing but our sins."

Imam Ali Ibn Abi Talib once said: “You must be humble, as it is one of the greatest [forms of] worship.”

Let us learn from the commander of the faithful to always be humble and never become arrogant.

Imam Ali Ibn Abi-Talib once said: “Beware of speaking too much, for it increases mistakes and engenders boredom.”

Very true from the essence of wisdom. Let us learn to always focus our speech on the most worthy things in life and the topics or subjects that pave the road to eternal success.

Imam Al-Sadiq (PBUH) once said, *Intellect is that with which people worship the Most Gracious (Allah), and with which they obtain heavens."

Imam Ali Ibn Abi-Talib (PBUH) once said: “There is no rest for the person who has envy, and there is no love for the person who has ill manners.”

Without a doubt, two of the worst traits to possess is envy and ill manners. Thus, let us learn from the peak of eloquence, to always wish to others what we wish to ourselves, and treat others how we want to be treated.