When anger becomes an obstacle on the divine path, the renowned scholar Alma Hasan-Zada Amuli narrates: I repeatedly asked Sayyid Muhammad Hassan Elahi (may God have mercy on him) - the elder brother of the late Alma Tabatbai (may God have mercy on him), and one of the students of Sayyid Ali Kadi (may God have mercy on him) - about matters of spiritual discipline and my behavior: "Every time you criticize the teacher, Alma Kadi, please Ask him on my behalf to include me in his visit to the Master of the Age, Bakayatullah (may Allah hasten his noble appearance), and obtain permission from me to visit him as well. " I knew that these two great men would receive the same tremendous spiritual blessing. One day, in the city of Amul, sometime in the afternoon, I wanted to rest; However, the children started shouting and making noise, disturbing my rest. I got angry and spoke to them harshly and rudely. Afterwards, however, I deeply regretted what I had done; I felt distressed that I had hurt their feelings. That evening, I went to the market and bought some sweets and fruits. I brought them home, perhaps hoping to win the children's hearts again. Nevertheless, my conscience was not calmed, and I continued to feel troubled. In the end I decided to go to Tabriz to meet the late Syed Muhammad Hassan Elahi. When I arrived in his presence, before I could tell him the reason for my visit, I asked: "Have you conveyed my message to the teacher, Syed Ali Qadi? " He replied: "I wrote you a letter about this. However, as I did not know your address, I sent it to Sayyid Akhbi [i.e. Syed Muhammad Hussain Tabatbai] so that he can hand it over to you. In that letter, I mentioned that when I presented your message to the teacher, he pondered it and then said sadly: 'How can this man walk this way when he behaves this way towards his family and children?