Bishr the Barefoot Quotes (767-841)


About Bishr the Barefoot

Bishr the Barefoot, also known as Bishr al-Hafi, Bishr ibn Hareth (767– 28 December 841) was a Muslim saint. He was converted from a life of dissipation and then studied Muslim tradition under Al-Fozail ibn Iyaz. Bishr then devoted his life to God and became famous as one of the greatest saints in the area.

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β€œFear of God is king that dwells only in the heart of a pious one.”
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β€œRenunciation is a king who does not dwell anywhere but in an emptied heart.”
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β€œIf speaking pleases you, be silent! If silence pleases you, Speak!”
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β€œThe best station is that of firm belief in patience through poverty until the grave.”
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β€œUnless the servant erects an iron-wall around his baser self, he cannot taste relish of his worship.”
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About Bishr the Barefoot

Bishr the Barefoot, also known as Bishr al-Hafi, Bishr ibn Hareth (767– 28 December 841) was a Muslim saint. He was converted from a life of dissipation and then studied Muslim tradition under Al-Fozail ibn Iyaz. Bishr then devoted his life to God and became famous as one of the greatest saints in the area.