Remembrance 2 from Chapter 288

If a person with whom one has a dispute or who argues with one about something says ‘Have taqwā of Allah ’, or ‘Fear Allah ’, or ‘Be vigilantly aware of Allah ’, or ‘Know that Allah watches over you’, or ‘Know that what you are saying is written down against you and you will be taken to account for it’; or if he tells you, ‘Allah says: “On the Day when every soul shall be confronted with all the good it has done, and all the evil it has done, it will wish there were a great distance between itself and [its evil]”’; ^[2].

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