The Relationship between "Attention to God's Knowledge" and "Man's Selfrestraint" from the View of Quranic Verses and Traditions

According to traditions and Quranic verses, "man's attention to God's knowledge" has many good effects for him, among which moral effects seem more profound. "Attention to God's knowledge" not only results in "avoidance of vices" but also in" possession of virtues". "Avoidance of vices" means abstaining from sin, cruelty, whimsicality and the like. The Quranic verses and traditions refer to some of the more specific instances of these effects, such as avoiding meanness, backbiting, accusation, treason, self-glorification, and hypocrisy. There is a close relationship between this semantic field and some other semantic fields, such as the relationship between" the effects of attention to God's knowledge" and "effects of remembrance of God", which is "general and peculiar in some respects".