. . . on its topic, if Allah wills. The Twelfth Benefit

Eid Abbasi : ... on its topic, if Allah wills.
The Twelfth Benefit: In the report is the virtue of good speech, good character, and doing good to the poor and feeding them, and that this is among the characteristics of the true Muslim, as that has been mentioned in its place.
The Thirteenth Benefit: In the report is the virtue of prolonging standing and supplication in prayer, and that the prayer in which this is abundant is the best of prayer.
The Fourteenth Benefit: In it is drawing the attention of Muslims to the importance of reforming the self, and that this comes before all other reform. So the best type of migration is the migration of the self from disbelief and disobedience to faith and obedience. And this must be realized before the external migration from the lands of disbelief to the lands of Islam. Indeed, migration may not be obligatory in some cases when the Muslim is in an Islamic land. So what is obligatory for him? The other migration, which is the migration from what Allah has forbidden to what He loves and is pleased with, is obligatory upon every Muslim at all times, and it is the migration that remains until the Day of Resurrection.
The Fifteenth Benefit: In it is that the best of the mujahideen is the one whose horse is killed, then he is martyred and his blood is shed in the cause of Allah. In this is support for the famous legal principle which states: "The reward is according to the hardship," and it is taken from his saying (peace and blessings be upon him) to 'A'ishah on the occasion of Hajj: or as he (peace be upon him) said.
Also, in it is an exhortation to jihad, striving, and offering one's self and what is most dear in the cause of Allah (Mighty and Majestic). These are the highest stations. We know and mention the other hadith of the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) from Mu'adh ibn Jabal, which Mu'adh narrates, and in it is his saying (peace and blessings be upon him): ; so there is no doubt that jihad is the highest degree of Islam, and its reward is also among the highest rewards. Therefore, the best of people, as he (peace and blessings be upon him) said, is the one whose horse is killed and his blood is shed.
The Sixteenth Benefit: And I will suffice with this; because we have prolonged, and we will listen to a poem by our brother, the professor "Kha'ir al-Din." The Sixteenth: In it is the use by the Arabs of various types of metaphor, such as omitting the possessed noun. An example of this here is the saying of 'Amr: "I am indeed a quarter of Islam"; meaning: a quarter of the people of Islam. And his question to the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him): "Which is the best of Islam?" He means by this: which of the people of Islam is the best? So the answer came as we saw.
And I will suffice with this, and until another page on another occasion - if Allah wills - and all praise is to Allah, Lord of the worlds. If there is a question about the resident before we listen to the poem, there is no harm; otherwise, let us listen.