HYPOCRISY

Moslems mustn’t tell lies. They must be honest. Moslems mustn’t break their promises. And they mustn’t be disloyal whenever they are trusted. Rasululloh sholallohu ‘alaihi wa sallam said: “Three things are the sign of the hypocrite: when he speaks he tells lies, when he promises he breaks it and when he is trusted he proves to be dishonest.”
The three things mentioned by Rasululloh sholallohu ‘alaihi wa sallam above must be avoided by all Moslems.

OVERBURDENED

The world is a place before a Moslem leaves for the eternal land. Just like a traveler, Moslems should not burden themselves. Here is a hadeeth on this: “From Umm ud-Darda (radiyallaahu 'anhaa) who said: I said to Aboo Dardaa (radiyallaahu 'anhu): Will you not seek for things to entertain your guests just as others seek for things for their guests? So he replied: I heard Allaah's Messenger (salallaahu 'alaihi wa'sallam) say: "Ahead of you is a steep mountain which will not be surmounted by those who are overburdened." So I wish to lighten my load for that ascent!”
(It is reported by al-Haakim (4/574), al-Baihaqee in Shu'abul Eemaan and others and its chain of narration is saheeh)
The world is not our final destination. The most important to do here is how to gather ‘provisions’ to live in the eternal land.