Tradition n. 451

قالَت فاطمةُ الزَّهراء سلام الله عليها:

خِيارُکُم أليَنَکُم مَناکِبَهُ وَ أکرَمُهُم لِنِسائِهِم.

Fatimah az-Zahra’ (‘a) said: “The best of you is the one whose treatment (with people) is the most moderate (and affectionate), and the worthiest of them are those who behave graciously (and honourably) with their wives.”

Daia'il al-'Ilmimah

Tradition n. 452

قالَت فاطمةُ الزَّهراء سلام الله عليها:

رُوحي لِروُحِکَ الفِداءُ وَ نَفسي لِنَفسِکَ الوِقاء يا اَبَا الحَسَنِ!

اِن کُنتَ في خَيرٍ کُنتُ مَعَکَ وَ اِن کُنتَ في شَرٍّ کُنتُ مَعَکَ.

Fatimah az-Zahra’ (‘a) addressing Ali (‘a) said:

“May my soul be sacrificed for your soul, and my self be as a shield (against disasters) for yourself. O' Hassan's father! if you be in a good condition, I will be with you; and if you be in disasters, I will be with you, too.”

Al-Kaukab-ud-Durri, vol. 1, p. 196

Tradition n. 453

Imam Hasan al-Mujtaba (‘a) saw his mother was uttering invocation for the neighbours, the believers, and other people. He asked her why she did not invocate for herself, and she answered:

قالَت فاطمةُ الزَّهراء سلام الله عليها: الجَار ثُمَّ الدّار.

“First the neighbours, and then (the members of) the house.”

Kashf al-Ghummah, vol.2, p. 25