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Muhammad al-Bukhari. The most famous aphorisms

If the people were given everything they claim, the life and all the property of the nation would be lost.
There is a piece of flesh in the body, which, being good, makes the whole body good, and when it becomes useless, it spoils the whole body, and, verily, this is the heart.
Live in this world as a stranger or a wandering traveler.
Before you have power over people, you must gain understanding (orientation and awareness of responsibility).

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