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If I am offering my prayers (Salat) and I hear the voice of someone who is in pain, I like to stop praying and do whatever I can for that person and to show him sympathy as much as lies in my power. It is not good morals that one should not help a brother who is in trouble. If there is nothing that you can do for him, you can at least pray for him. What to talk of our own people, even the others-and the Hindus-should be treated nicely and sympathetically.
Do one good deed, and you will find that you are enabled to follow it with another good deed. Likewise, if you do one evil deed, you will follow it with another evil deed. It is just as one thing absorbs another. Good morals are key to other good deeds, and those who do not keep their morals right, ultimately become devoid of good deeds altogether.
If you are big have mercy on those who are small – not contempt; if you are wise and well versed in learning serve the ignorant with words of wisdom: never desire to bring disgrace on their ignorance by trying to show off your learning. If you are rich, instead of treating them with self-centered disdainful pride, you should serve the poor.
The principle to which we adhere is that we have kindness at heart for the whole of mankind. If anyone sees the house of a Hindu neighbor on fire and does not come forward to help extinguish the fire, most truly I declare that he does not belong to me. If anyone of my followers, having seen someone attempting to murder a Christian does not endeavor to save him, I most truly declare that he does not belong to us.
The principle to which we adhere is that we have kindness at heart for the whole of mankind. If anyone sees the house of a Hindu neighbor on fire and does not come forward to help extinguish the fire, most truly I declare that he does not belong to me. If anyone of my followers, having seen someone attempting to murder a Christian does not endeavor to save him, I most truly declare that he does not belong to us.