A discussion regarding recommended and disliked acts (1) مقاله

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A Discussion Regarding Mustahabbat (Recommended Acts) and Makruhat (Disliked Acts) (1) Ahmad Azari Qomi Abu Dharr al-Ghifari (may Allah have mercy on him), according to the narrations reported from him, considers the abandonment of recommended spending and lack of solidarity with neighbors and Muslim brothers—which is a requirement for hoarding wealth (kanz)—to be among the instances of the noble verse: الّذین یکنزون‌ الذّهب و الفضة و لا ینفقونها فی سبیل اللّه 1... If we assume (we seek refuge in Allah) that one day all Muslims suspend charities, good deeds, vows, endowments, and charitable works, and only attend to obligatory tasks and necessary expenditures; if they abandon recommended Hajj, set aside the pilgrimage to the holy sanctuaries of Karbala, Najaf, Mashhad, and Medina Munawwarah; if mourning ceremonies, missionary gatherings, and religious lectures are suspended; if Friday prayer, which is the best of two prayers, is abandoned as a recommended act; if vows and endowments are not performed and congregational prayer is not established as a recommendation; if Nawafil (supererogatory prayers) are ignored and thousands of other Mustahabbat and Makruhat in various chapters are not attended to; if the etiquettes introduced in prayer as recommended acts are not practiced by individuals, leaders of congregation, and believers; if the etiquettes regarding eating and drinking, both in action and omission, which have been transmitted from the Infallible Imams, are not observed; if marriage between boys and girls and haste in action—which has been declared Sunnah and Mustahabb under certain conditions—is neglected; and if we set aside hygiene etiquettes, environmental health regulations prescribed in the Sacred Law, and thousands of other Mustahabbat and Makruhat, what state would we be in?