(1117)Keen is the one who rules over his (evil) soul and makes provisions for the Hereafter, and weak is the one who obeys his carnal desires and asks God for (unrealizable) longings.

(1118)Keep away form the unlawful to be the most (obedient) servant of God, and be convinced with your destined share to be needless of all people.

(1119)Keep away from a leprous as you do from a wild animal. Should (s)he settle somewhere, you do settle somewhere else.

(1120)Keep away from oppression, for it will bring (you) darkness in the Day of Judgment.

(1121)Keep away from the (material) world and women, for Satan lies is ambush in all mastery, and none of his traps is more reliable than women to hunt holders of piety.

(1122)Keep away from the slips of an scholar, for it will cause him fall into the Fire.

(1123)Keep away from the world (materiality), for I swear by Him who has authority over my soul that it is more sorceries than Harut and Marut.

(1124)Keep close connections with your relatives even through greeting.

(1125)Keep company with good people, for if you do good, they will praise you, and if you do evil, they will not be hard on you.

(1126)Keep company with people for (the sake of) their good manners, and keep distance with them for (evil) deeds.

(1127)Keep company with the hungry and learned men, for wisdom flows out through their tongues.

(1128)Keep fast and be healthy.

(1129)Keep harms away from Muslim’s path.

(1130)Keep silent when you get angry.

(1131)Keep up with good deeds, for it saves you from bad falls, and give covert alms, for it puts out the wrath of God, the Greatest and the most Powerful.

(1132)Keep your hands under control.

(1133)Keep your relationship with your father intact and do not cut it off; otherwise, God will make your (spiritual) light vanish.

(1134)Keep your tongue under control.

(1135)Keep yourself intact by being suspicious about people.

(1136)Keeping company is void with the one who avails you no worldly or otherworldly gain, and do not observe respect for the one who is not respectful to you, and there is no greatness for such a person.

(1137)Keeping disasters, diseases and alms in secret is among the treasures of goodness.

(1138)Keeping silent is better than dictating evil.

(1139)Kindness requires the following three: self-sacrifice, using good words, and tolerating (others’) bothering.

(1140)Kindness to parents is tantamount to struggling in the way of God (Jihad)

(1141)Kindness to parents prolongs one’s life, telling lie reduces one’s sustenance and praying wards off (bad) accidents.

(1142)Kindness will not fade away, badness will in the minds stay, and the Just God will not die. Do, therefore, what you can do, for the like of it will be given back to you.

(1143)Kinship hangs from heavens, saying, “God will extend His bond to whoever keeps me intact, and disconnects His link with whoever severs me.”

(1144)Kinship is a divine link. Whoever keeps it intact, will enjoy God’s bond, and whoever severs it, will lose it.

(1145)Kinship will have a tongue in the Day of Judgment, saying, “O God! Whoever cut me off, cut him/her off, and whoever kept me intact, keep him/her intact(today).”

(1146)Know for sure that anger is a fire burning in man’s heart. Do you not see the redness of his eyes and the inflammation of his veins when he is cross. When one of you happens to experience such a feeling, you should better take a sitting position.

(1147)Know for sure that people are Adam’s offspring, and Adam was created from soil. Verily, the most honored of them are the most virtuous.

(1148)Know for sure that Satan is the third party to the illegitimate privacy of a man and a woman.

(1149)Know for sure that sons of Adam have been created into different classes: some are born believers, living and dying as believers; some are born disbelievers, living and dying as disbelievers; and some are born disbelievers, living as disbelievers but dying as believers.

(1150)Know people by knowing their friends, for men love the like of themselves.

(1151)Know that in man’s body there is a lump of flesh which corrupts or rectifies the whole body, being it corrupt or rectified respectively. That is man’s heart.

(1152)Know that the best businessman is the one who is good both in paying debts and demanding credits, and the worst is the one who is bad in both. If a man is good in the former but bad in the latter or vice versa, that is something in its own right.

(1153)Know that the best of men is the one who becomes enraged hardly and gets pleased easily, and the worst of them is the one who gets pleased hardly and become enraged easily. If a man hardly becomes enraged and hardly gets pleased or easily becomes enraged and easily gets pleased, that is something in its own right.

(1154)Knowing your faults should stop you recounting people’s faults. Control your tongue, save for well- wishing, for this can make you defeat Satan.

(1155)Knowledge and the learned dwell in Paradise and thus, if the learned do not act upon their knowledge, action and knowledge will in Paradise dwell, and the learned in Hell.

(1156)Knowledge and wealth keep all faults covert, but ignorance and poverty make them overt.

(1157)Knowledge id better than deed, and the best of all deeds is a moderate one.

(1158)Knowledge is a believer’s friend, fortitude being his minister, intellect being his guide, action being his leader, moderateness being his father, kindness being his brother, and patience being the commander of his army.

(1159)Knowledge is a believer's lost one. Whenever (s)he learns a bit of it, (s)he demands another.

(1160)Knowledge is acquired through learning and forbearance is achieved through practicing it. Whoever seeks good will be offered good and whoever fears evil will be saved from it.

(1161)Knowledge is of three kinds: a manifest book, a practiced tradition and “I don’t know”.

(1162)Knowledge is of two kinds: the one lying in man’s heart, i.e. beneficial knowledge, and the one being on (the tip of) one’s tongue and, thus, being God’s proof for Adam’s sons.

(1163)Knowledge is superior to deed, religion is founded on abstinence, and a (true) scholar is he who practices what he knows.

(1164)Knowledge is superior to worship, and abstinence is the basis of religion.

(1165)Knowledge is the heritage of me and my predecessors (in prophethood).

(1166)Knowledge is the spirit of Islam and the pillar of faith, and God will give perfect reward to s(he) who acquires some sort of knowledge, and if s(he) happens to practice it, He will let him\her know what s(he)knows not.

(1167)  Knowledge is treasures, and the key to them is asking. So, question to gain God’s Mercy, for God rewards four groups in so far as knowledge is concerned: seekers of knowledge, teachers, listeners, and those who love the first three groups.

(1168)Knowledge should not be stopped (being learned or taught).

(1169)Knowledge without use is like unto a treasure untouched.

(1170)Knowledge without use is like unto untouched treasure. For everything there is a poor-rate, and for the body, fasting.