Miserliness
Miserliness is when a person is not willing to leave some of God's gifts at the disposal of others, even though his means are much more than his needs.
Miserliness causes people to hate the miser, and people near and far distance themselves from him.
Miserliness is the cause of cruelty, because the miser hears the cries of the poor and sees their pitiful faces and at the same time does not help them, and this is the source of cruelty.
Miserly people are sometimes strict with their wife and children to the extent that they wish for his death and this is another disgrace.
Miserly people are...etc.
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Wise saying No.3 of Nahj al-Balagha ❤️❤️❤️
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