قال عيسى -عليه السلام-: استَكثِروا مِن شيء لا تَأكله النّار. فسَأله أحدهم: ما هو؟ فقال: المعروف.
وفي الحديث: "أهل المعروف في الدنيا هم أهل المعروف في الآخرة، و أهل المنكر في الدنيا هم أهل المنكر في الآخرة، وأول من يدخل الجنة أهلُ المعروف". رواه الطبراني.
قال عيسى -عليه السلام-: استَكثِروا مِن شيء لا تَأكله النّار. فسَأله أحدهم: ما هو؟ فقال: المعروف.
وفي الحديث: "أهل المعروف في الدنيا هم أهل المعروف في الآخرة، و أهل المنكر في الدنيا هم أهل المنكر في الآخرة، وأول من يدخل الجنة أهلُ المعروف". رواه الطبراني.
~ نزهة المجالس ومنتخَب النفائس، للصفوري ~
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