Avoiding oppression and injustice to safeguard good deeds.

The sermon emphasizes that Allah created humans with an innate desire for benefit, yet without divine guidance, this leads to injustice and corruption. It vividly describes the "bankrupt" individual on the Day of Judgment, whose good deeds are nullified by their earthly oppressions, with victims' sins then transferred to them. The Imam sternly warns against various forms of injustice, including false oaths, cheating in business, consuming orphans' wealth, and denying or diminishing workers' wages. He stresses the critical importance of settling all matters of human rights in this life to avoid severe consequences in the afterlife, where good deeds are the only currency.