A thief entered the house of a pious man; as much as he searched, he found nothing. He became distressed. The pious man became aware. He threw the rug on which he slept in the thief's path so that he would not leave empty-handed.

I have heard that the men of God's path

Did not make the hearts of their enemies distressed.

When will this station be possible for you

When you have disagreement and war with your friends?

The affection of the people of purity, whether in person or behind one's back, is not such that they find fault with the absent and flatter you in your presence.

In front, like a gentle sheep,

Behind one's back, like a man-eating wolf.

Whoever brings and recounts the faults of others to you,

Undoubtedly, he will take your faults to others.