Advice for one who praised a person who is deficient
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Question:
If he did you a favor, he praised a person who is deficient, to the point that he means this person changed.
Answer:
He does not encourage him; rather, he encourages him to be active, and he does not lie. He encourages him to be active, saying, "You must be active, and you must do such and such. My brother, count such and such as a reward, strive against your self, or something like that."
If he did you a favor, he praised a person who is deficient, to the point that he means this person changed.
Answer:
He does not encourage him; rather, he encourages him to be active, and he does not lie. He encourages him to be active, saying, "You must be active, and you must do such and such. My brother, count such and such as a reward, strive against your self, or something like that."
Source
التعليق على رياض الصالحين، باب كراهة رد الريحان لغير عذر : الأحاديث : [ 1789 - 1793 ] — islamhouse.com (7:27)
The Arabic text is a machine transcription of the audio recording.
