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 ===Justice, Good Conduct, and Relatives===
-*[[Justice]] ('adl) has been variously interpreted as [[fairness]], avoiding [[extremes of excess]] and deficiency, or putting everything in its proper position, and in particular [[monotheism]] or testifying the oneness of [[God]]. In some [[Shiite]] exegetical hadiths, "adl" is interpreted as referring to the Prophet (s) himself, or the assertion of one's belief in monotheism and the [[prophethood]] of the Prophet (s).
+*[[Justice]] ('adl) has been variously interpreted as [[fairness]], avoiding [[extremes of excess and deficiency]], or putting everything in its proper position, and in particular [[monotheism]] or testifying the oneness of [[God]]. In some [[Shiite]] exegetical hadiths, "adl" is interpreted as referring to the Prophet (s) himself, or the assertion of one's belief in monotheism and the [[prophethood]] of the Prophet (s).
 *Good conduct (ihsan) has also been variously interpreted as doing one's religious [[obligation]]s, sincerity in testifying for the oneness of God, and helping people in the best way. Some people extend the scope of ihsan to any good action or to doing any action in a good way. In some hadiths from [[Ahl al-Bayt (a)]], "ihsan" has been interpreted as testifying for the prophethood of the Prophet (s) or the [[wilaya]] of Amir al-Mu'minin (a). It is even interpreted as Amir al-Mu'minin (a) himself.