Following the previous verses, some more of the virtues of the truthful servants of God have been mentioned here:ِ

      ``And those who bear not false witness, and when they pass by a vain thing, they pass by dignity.''

      A righteous man of God never gives an evidence which is not right and true, and he will not assist a fraud or falsehood. When they pass by futilities, like vain talk, playing buffoon, or useless show, and etc., they withdraw from it in a dignified way.

      The 10th qualification of a righteous man of God is that, when they encounter with a sign of God, or a verse of His Book, they shall welcome it with an open eye and a hearing ear.

      They do not fall upon the signs of God, deafly or blindly. To have a good understanding of God's order and Message, is a source of stability and a cause of constancy. Those with closed eyes and ears may easily be deceived and seduced which will lead to blasphemy.

      The eleventh characteristic of the truthful believers, is their special care for educating and bringing up their children, wives, and their household, so as to be a cause of comfort and happiness for themselves and for other people.

      A Muslim not only should seek salvation for himself, that he also feels some responsibility for those who live with him, like his wife and children in particular, and for his fellow creature in general. He therefore prays for the maintenance of God's Law and Religion after him through his wife and children. In fact, the believer's ambition is to bring up their families in righteousness, and even to become a leader in all good deeds and virtues.

      These were some of the qualifications of the believers and truthful servants of God, the rewards of whom is paid in full, when they are in the top places of Paradise, where they shall live for ever without feeling any disease, old age, weakness, or want.