Prophet Muhammad's testament to Ali bin Abi Talib, Good or bad Humans in the View of Allah SWT
The Prophet Muhammad SAW said, "O Ali, the best person according to Allah is the one who benefits others a lot. The worst person in the sight of Allah is the one who has a long life, but his deeds are not good. Whereas a good person according to Allah is one who has a long life and good deeds. People who are very hated by Allah are those who eat alone, are reluctant to feed their friends and like to beat slaves (helpers or subordinates), respect the rich and underestimate the poor.
Worse than that is, people who live on illegitimate income and die while still hanging around with illegitimate ones. People who are uglier than that are people who have a long life, bad deeds of deeds, do not want to stay away from things that are forbidden by Allah, but still hope for His forgiveness. People who are more evil than that are people who show alms to fellow Muslims, but behind that he has other intentions. The person who is worse than all of that is the person who when he was young was negligent and when he was old he was lazy to obey Allah SWT.
About Signs of Kindness
Signs of Patience
The Prophet He said, "The signs of patience are good faith in Allah and good in serving (worshipping) Him."
Signs of a Believer
"O Ali, the believer has three signs, namely not liking wealth (which means not being deceived by worldly pleasures or pleasure in wealth and not forgetting worship), not liking women (meaning being able to control his lust and lust)to women who are not muhrim), and do not want to talk about other people's matters (meaning not to talk about other people's ugliness).
Signs of Perfection of Intellect
"O Ali, there are three signs of a person with perfect intelligence, namely utilizing the world's (wealth) for the purposes of the life in the hereafter, being patient and steadfast in dealing with pressure, being patient and steadfast in dealing with pressure, and being patient and steadfast in facing various trials.
As for the signs of a knowledgeable person, there are three, namely being truthful and honest in speech, staying away from things that are unlawful and being humble.
And as for the signs of a pious person, they are reluctant to lie and are afraid to do bad things, are reluctant to associate with people who like to do evil, and leave half (some) lawful items for fear of being trapped in unlawful items."
Signs of Honesty
"O Ali, there are three signs of honesty, namely the secrecy of worship, the secrecy of alms, and the keeping of immorality."
Signs of Worshipers and Pious People
"O Ali, there are three signs of a person who is an expert in worship, namely not liking himself, always contemplating (introspection), and taking a long time to worship Allah.
While the signs of a pious person are three, namely always improving the relationship between himself and Allah with good deeds, always improving his religion by practicing more of his teachings, and liking others as he likes himself.
Signs of Happy People (in the Hereafter)
"O Ali, the signs of a happy person (in the afterlife) are three, namely the food is lawful, likes to go to scholars, and always prays fardhu in congregation."
Signs of a Believer
"O Ali, the true believer has three signs, namely immediately following obedience to Allah, always staying away from things that are forbidden, and being kind to those who do evil to him."
Signs of a Generous Person
"O Ali, there are three signs of a generous person, namely forgiving the wrong person when he is able to repay, paying zakat and being fond of giving charity."
Signs of a Polite Person
"O Ali, there are three signs of a polite person, namely connecting with those who cut ties with him, giving to those who never gave him and forgiving those who wronged him."
Signs of a Patient Person
"O Ali, the signs of a patient person are three, namely patience in obedience to Allah, patience in dealing with calamities, and patience in facing Allah's destiny."
Signs of a Repentant
"O Ali, there are three signs of a truly repentant person, namely staying away from haram things, being active and happy to seek knowledge, and not returning to sinful acts as the weaning does not return to the nipple."
* Extracted from the book Washiyat al-Musthafa by Shaykh Abdul Wahab ash-Sya'rani