Whoever is proud and admires his work and his fame, let him read about Pharaoh, and let him read about Qarun, as no one succeeded like them, and no one attained greatness like them, and despite all their deeds and admonitions, their end is so shameful that a shepherd in the desert seeks refuge from it.
A person does not rejoice in what he has achieved of fame and glorification, but rather he should look at the value of these deeds.
He should look at the end of his life, and if he sees that he will rejoice in what he has done, then this means that his work and success are good, but if he sees that he is not counted towards the ends.
He saw that he rejoices in his talent, health, beauty, and success today and does not look at his tomorrow, so let him know that he is a loser.
Actors, artists, owners of money and positions, let them look at their ends before they come. If they like them, then they are good, otherwise let them review themselves before they reach them.
God tests a person with one of two tests:
The first: Through his actions, he underestimates and fails them for him and does not make him profit from them, and makes loss and regret follow him wherever he goes and wherever he goes.
The second exam delays the exam for him as he tests him through his end through his view that all his works were just a mirage.
No beauty remains, when he looks at the mirror after his years have emerged and his face wrinkled at that time, he does not remember any moment in which he admired this beauty and this beauty, as if he was not beautiful one day.
And if the days returned to him, he would not have counted on this beauty, of which he does not see anything now.
And all the deeds that he did if he did not feel proud and proud of them when he was weak and incapacitated, these are empty and useless deeds, because fame does not make a person not regret his end.
Nor does money make one not cry at the end of it.
Right work and good work is that work that a person rejoices that he has accomplished when he reaches the stage of incapacity and weakness.
A good deed is that deed whose owner does not say that if the days return, he will not do it.
If a person is not convinced of the importance of endings, and is not convinced that the real gain is the one who gains in the other, then let him look at those around him and compare between the beginnings and endings of famous people, if he does not preach them, he will be a sermon to others.
These ends include even those who have moved to the afterlife, so let them look at it.
So if God destined him to return to the world, would he be keen on the same things he died on?
Is his death and leaving his money that he worked to preserve and develop in every way and in every way, then he died and left it, is it worth it?
Is his fight and eagerness for his position, then died and left him, is it worth it?
Did he abandon each of the values of Shura in order to preserve his leadership, then he died and left this leadership? Is it worth it?
There are two types of people:
A section that learns from those who did not learn.
And a section that others learn from.
Make sure to be with the first section.
Flee as you flee from the lion from the owners of the second section.
