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: To provide a holistic view of Islamic ethics—showing both the "carrot" (divine reward) and the "stick" (spiritual consequences) to keep a person's faith balanced between hope and fear.

| Hadith (Source) | Text | Targheeb / Wattarheeb | |-----------------|------|----------------------| | Bukhari 6042 | “The Prophet said: ‘Whoever guides someone to goodness will have a reward similar to that of the one who performed it.’” | Targheeb (reward for the guider). | | Muslim 2579 | “If you see a wrongdoing, correct it.” | Wattarheeb (admonition). | | Tirmidhi 2486 | “The most beloved deeds to Allah are those done regularly, even if small.” | Targheeb (consistency). | | Ibn Majah 3869 | “A believer is a mirror to another believer.” | Both – reflects encouragement to improve and gentle rebuke of flaws. |

Both words belong to the broader Qur’anic lexical family of (admonition) and taḥfīẓ (preservation), underscoring their complementary nature.