Utiliser "alms" dans une phrase

1. mendicant scooped up the pile of alms tossed onto his blanket, a knife sharpener abandoned his grindstone

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2. There was also a group of gypsies dressed in their traditional colorful garb begging for alms

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3. scripture even speaks to the mat er of what is given in alms (money

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4. Calibrated frequently in calibrated in the diamond sutra deeds merit of alms, calibrated to

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5. refers to the truth and the methods of how to grasp the truth), made a detailed quantity, Buddha said with merit of qibao alms is only one over one million of the truth, charity, one over ten

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6. 22 The alms of a man is as a signet with him, and he will keep the good deeds of man as the apple of the eye, and give repentance to

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7. 12 Shut up alms in your storehouses, and it shall deliver you from all afflictions

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8. 11 His goods shall be established, and the congregation shall declare his alms

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9. 24 Brethren and help are against time of trouble, but alms shall deliver more than them both

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10. and justice, and I did many alms deeds to my brethren, and my nation, who came with me to Nineveh, into the land of the Assyrians

11. and I was abashed at her; But she replied on me, Where are your alms and your righteous deeds? See! you and all your works are

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12. 11 For alms is a good gift to all that give it in the sight of the Most High

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13. after eight years, and he gave alms, and he increased in the fear of the Lord God, and praised him

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14. Manasseh gave alms, and escaped the snares of death which they had set for him, but

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15. And if cannot work with love but only with distances, it is better that you should leave your work and sit at the gate of the temple and take alms of those who work with joy

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16. 51 (Enoch instructs his sons, so they do not hide treasure in the ground, but to give alms to the poor)

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17. 51 (Enoch instructs his sons so they do not hide treasure in the ground but to give alms to the poor)

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18. 3 I Tobit have walked all the days of my life in the ways of truth and justice and I did many alms deeds to my brethren and my nation who came with me to Nineveh into the land of the Assyrians

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19. 16 And in the time of Enemessar I gave many alms to my brethren and gave my bread to the hungry 17 And my clothes to the naked and if I saw any of my nation dead or throw about the walls of Nineveh I buried him

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20. However I did not believe her but bade her render it to the owners and I was abashed at her; But she replied on me Where are your alms and your righteous deeds? See! you and all your works are known!

21. 7 Give alms of your substance; and when you give alms let not your eye be envious neither turn your face from any poor and the face of God shall not be turned away from you

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22. 8 If you have abundance give alms accordingly; If you have but a little be not afraid to give according to that little: 9 For you lay up a good treasure for yourself against the day of necessity

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23. 10 Because that alms do deliver from death and suffers not to come into darkness

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24. 11 For alms is a good gift to all that give it in the sight of the most High

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25. 16 Give of your bread to the hungry and of your garments to those who are naked; and according to your abundance give alms and let not your eye be envious when you give alms

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26. 8 Prayer is good with fasting and alms and righteousness

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27. It is better to give alms than to lay up gold: 9 For alms do deliver from death and shall purge away all sin; those who exercise alms and righteousness shall be filled with life: 10 But those who sin are enemies to their own life

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28. 2 And he was eight and fifty years old when he lost his sight which was restored to him after eight years and he gave alms and he increased in the fear of the Lord God and praised him

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29. Manasseh gave alms and escaped the snares of death which they had set for him but Aman fell into the snare and perished

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30. 11 therefore now my son consider what alms does and how righteousness does deliver

31. When then you give an alms now do not sound a trumpet before you as do the people of hypocrisy in the synagogues and the marketplaces that men may praise them; And Truely say I to you They have received their reward; But you when you do alms let your left hand not know what your right hand does; that your alms may be concealed and your Father which sees in secret shall reward you openly

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32. 15 you of little mind did not he who made the outside make the inside? Now give what you have in alms and everything shall be clean to you

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33. Good then is alms as repentance from sin; better is fasting than prayer and alms than both; "charity covers a multitude of sins" and prayer out of a good conscience delivers from death

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34. Blessed is every one that shall be found complete in these; for alms lightens the burden of sin

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35. secret: (that thine alms may be in) secret

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36. That thine alms may be in secret: and thy Father which seeth in secret himself

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37. In reality he, like most of the others, comes here to receive alms and food

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38. They found much poverty in this city and distributed many alms

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39. Jesus never personally had anything to do with the apostolic finances except in the disbursement of alms

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40. Although these mendicants did not solicit or receive alms on the Sabbath day, they were permitted thus to sit in their usual places

41. 5 However, inconsistent as it seems, while such blindness was supposed to be the result of sin, the Jews held that it was meritorious in a high degree to give alms to these blind beggars

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42. 7 Jesus did not teach nor countenance improvidence, idleness, indifference to providing the physical necessities for one's family, or dependence upon alms

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43. Do not you foolish men understand that the God of heaven looks at the inner motives of the soul as well as on your outer pretenses and your pious professions? Think not that the giving of alms and the paying of tithes will cleanse you from unrighteousness and enable you to stand clean in the presence of the Judge of all men

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44. • "The alms are only for the poor and the needy, and those

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45. "An alms bowl was used in the past, but now they (the monks) use an

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46. To become a leader in their sect meant that the outward appearance of godliness had to be kept up; when they fasted, it was flaunted in every street; when they prayed, it was done openly and long for all to see and hear; when they gave alms, it was to be seen, and of course; when it came to keeping the law, their own law, it was done with anything but righteousness, and with pure diligence

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47. alms from them but the two Apostles were poor and they had no

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48. ask alms of them that entered into the temple;

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49. I am told that what he collected in alms from his parishioners at the end of the mass was quite meager indeed as a result of his mean words

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50. In our western culture, we're not used to doing that, but if you look in Acts, Chapter 3, Peter and John went up to the temple - Verse 1 - about the ninth hour, and a certain man, lame from his mother's womb, was carried, whom they laid daily at the gate of the temple called Beautiful, to ask alms

51. He saw Peter and John going into the temple, and asked for alms

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52. In his right hand he held a branch-like cluster of the myrobalan plant, revered for its healing properties, while in his left he held a blue alms bowl symbolizing herbal medicine in the form of medicinal nectar

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53. monk should do?” The Buddha replied, “Whatever they get as alms from the

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54. All of them used to beg alms

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55. So whatever they got as alms they took

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56. as sermons to the person who provides them alms because that would free them

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57. “Even if it is his, we will not give you as alms

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58. not willing to give alms, then what happen next is none of my business

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59. businessman while the other two are here for alms and are empty handed

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60. “Even to live in this world as a mendicant begging for alms is

61. Arjun prefers the life of a beggar who lives on alms to killing his teach-

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62. “And alms which are offered grudgingly and for a good turn in

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63. “And the alms which are dispensed without deference or con-

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64. donor is wrecked if he gives alms to the undeserving

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65. alms that are given irreverently and with scorn to the undeserving are

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66. and alms that are offered and the penance that is suffered, as well as

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67. Alms given reverentially out of a Sense of moral obligation and with a

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68. But alms given with reluctance and hope of some con-

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69. alms that are given, and the fire of penance in which the worshipper has

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70. He had always been in the habit of keeping a sum of money to provide all the daily needs for himself and his family, and other necessities, including the alms he gave to the deserving needy

71. shrines, and to vow alms for the souls of the dead! The inhabitants of al

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72. All my life I have been accustomed to giving alms of one tenth of my annual yield, and therefore Al’lah kept it for me

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73. ‘Are you telling me that locusts can distinguish between the orchard for which alms were paid and one that wasn’t?’

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74. God, the Almighty, urges us to give alms, for in doing so it produces love, goodwill and sympathy among the members of society; thereby the poor man loves the rich man since he is the cause of his relief and provisions, and the rich man loves the poor as he gives him money willingly because he is seeking God’s Satisfaction even though the money may be dear to his heart: by such donation the poor man is relieved of his distress and he becomes happy

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75. A certain wealthy woman related to Mohammad Amin died, but just before her death she had charged her trustee Mohammad Amin, whose faithfulness she was sure of, to dispense a large amount of her money as alms to the poor and needy to gain grace for her pure soul that would bring her nearer to God and His Envoy

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76. Therefore, he decided to go to one of the clerics to request his assistance in donating the alms since he would know more about the needy families who deserved to receive this bounty

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77. Yet that unctuous hypocrite said, ‘I know a way by which you can pay your money as alms, then you can get it back at the same time, and it will cost you only ten pounds

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78. This was all apart from the alms and monetary gifts he used to pay, and the deeds of generosity and charity he performed

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79. He began to ask about Islam and its pillars, about fasting, pilgrimage and Zakat (alms giving) and the wisdom behind each

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80. Death and the ultimate call to account were completely far from his mind, for he never paid alms to the poor or needy lest he would be reduced to poverty, in spite of his extravagant opulence and his many possessions

81. God says: “Do they not know that Al’lah is He who accepts the repentance of His obedient followers and takes alms, and that Al’lah is the Forgiving One, the Merciful”

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82. It could have happened that this lady could have just refused to give any alms to the monk, but she became angry enough to take his life and lost her own son in the bargain

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83. Alms and solving the economic

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84. Although he give out the alms of his money, he shouldn’t leave his money out of order

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85. He should move his money in trade or agriculture or any other field so that he and others could get interest, not only those who take alms, but the whole society get utility by that saved money including its owner

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86. And so did his companions after him, Omar Ibn Al-Khat'tab urged those who are responsible for the money of the orphans to invest it for them and not to leave it and get alms from it every year, he said:

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87. We mention this topic, Zakat and how it is a successful treatment for most of this nation's economic diseases, in the second chapter of this part: Alms and solving the economic problem

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88. This is the topic of the second chapter, alms and solving the economic problem

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89. This example is from the age of our sir Omar Ibn Abdel-Azeez, and the curing remedy we choose to represent for you is the cure of alms

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90. When afflictions, disturbances and troubles occurred, his caliphate was only for two years and six months, and he returned again to the divine laws and rules and applied them on the nation without costing the budget of the state any expenses but he only took the item of alms and by it he solved all problems during two years and six months only and it is a half-five-year plan, he could solve all the society's problems during this short period without costing the exchequer any money

91. · Firstly: He organized collecting alms

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92. · Secondly: He organized distributing alms in a practical true method to develop and construct the nation by its alms:

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93. - Then he paved the roads from the money of alms

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94. - After all this, there was still money, he announced all over his country from Morocco to India for those who want to marry to write down their names and choose their brides and then the exchequer pays their dowries and the expenses of their marriage from the money of alms, by this he put an end to singleness among young men and women

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95. - He gave them pens and boards from the money of alms to teach all Muslim males and females in his state reading and writing, he could teach all men and women reading and writing from the money of alms

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96. - After all this, there was still money from alms:

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97. Chapter two: Alms and solving the economic Problem

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