This quote is from the maxims of Ali,
The sweetness of pleasure is not worth the bitterness of hardships.
What exactly does this mean?
what does this quote mean- Maxim of ALi
Dear AssdAllah,AsadALLAH wrote:I'm thinking "Adultery"
"is not worth the bitterness of hardships" = The problems it brings to everyone in the family, especially the innocent kids.
Correct me if i'm wrong.
Looks like that you do not want or don't like Kids ,But
In our faith the most importent is Generation as we all know that Hazir Imam is our Hazir and present all the time bcz of continuation of generation in our Imamt that we all blieve today, if Kids didn't exist so what about our Faith?
AlyMadad I think there's some confusion.
"is not worth the bitterness of hardships" = The problems it brings to everyone in the family, especially the innocent kids.
He meant, The problem it brings to everyone in the family, especially the innocent kids. OR the problem it brings to everyone in the family including the innocent kids who need the attention of their parents the most at an early age. A healthy relationship between parents is good for the kids growing up.
"is not worth the bitterness of hardships" = The problems it brings to everyone in the family, especially the innocent kids.
He meant, The problem it brings to everyone in the family, especially the innocent kids. OR the problem it brings to everyone in the family including the innocent kids who need the attention of their parents the most at an early age. A healthy relationship between parents is good for the kids growing up.