How the Muslim Preserves His Good Deeds
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Question:
There is another section in which he asks: How does the Muslim preserve the good deeds he has performed?
Answer:
He preserves them by not corrupting them with shirk (associating partners with Allah), by not corrupting them with riya' (showing off in worship) or seeking fame, by not boasting about them or considering them to be many, and by not wronging people or oppressing them in their wealth or their bodies, for they will take from his good deeds. He preserves his righteous deeds. Yes.
There is another section in which he asks: How does the Muslim preserve the good deeds he has performed?
Answer:
He preserves them by not corrupting them with shirk (associating partners with Allah), by not corrupting them with riya' (showing off in worship) or seeking fame, by not boasting about them or considering them to be many, and by not wronging people or oppressing them in their wealth or their bodies, for they will take from his good deeds. He preserves his righteous deeds. Yes.
Source
نور على الدرب - الفوزان - 02/233 — archive.org (5:43)
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