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THE GENEROSITY OF ALLAH H 27 "There were some people from the tribe of Ansar who asked the Prophet, praise and peace be upon him, to give them something, so he gave to them. They asked again and he kept giving until he had nothing else to give. Then he said to them: 'Whenever I have something, I do not withhold it from you. Remember, whosoever desires chastity, Allah makes him chaste. Whosoever desires contentment, Allah makes him content. And, whosoever desires patience, Allah gives him patience. No one has been given better favors than patience (and submission.)'" R 27 Muslim with a chain up to Abu Sa'id Khudri who related this.
GRATITUDE AND PATIENCE H 28 "The circumstances of a believer are indeed wondrous. In everything goodness is written for him and this circumstance is his exclusively. When he experiences something pleasant, he is grateful to Allah, and that is good for him. If he experiences adversity he becomes patient, and that is good for him. " R 28 Muslim with a chain up to Suhaib son of Sinan who related that the Prophet, praise and peace be upon him, said this.
PATIENCE IN ILLNESS AND DEATH H H 29 "When the illness of the Prophet, praise and peace be upon him, became so serious that his suffering caused him to fall unconscious, Lady Fatima exclaimed: 'Oh, the suffering of my dear father.' He said to her: 'After today, there is no more suffering for your father.' And when he passed away she said: 'O my father, he has answered the call of his Lord. O my father, the Gardens of Paradise have become your home. O, my father, to Gabriel we condole.' When he was buried she said: 'How can you reconcile with yourselves pouring dust over the Messenger of Allah, praise and peace be upon him?'" R 29 Bukhari with a chain up to Anas who related this.
PATIENCE AND MERCY TO ONE ANOTHER H 30 "One of the daughters of the Prophet, praise and peace be upon him, sent a message asking him to come to her because her son was on the verge of death. He sent the greetings to her with a message saying: 'Everything that Allah has given belongs to Him, and whatsoever He takes back belongs to Him. There is nothing that does not have a term fixed by Him. Therefore, be patient and hope for His Favor and Mercy.' She repeated her request imploring him in the Name of Allah to come, so he set out accompanied by Sa'ad son of Ubaydah, Mu'az son of Jabal, Ubayy son of Ka'ab, Zaid son of Thabit and others to see her. Upon his arrival the child was presented to him, and he took the child and placed him on his lap. When he saw the distressed state of the child his eyes shed tears. Sa'ad asked: 'O Messenger of Allah, praise and peace be upon him, what is this?' He replied: 'This is compassion which Allah has placed in the hearts of His worshipers, and Allah has compassion on those of His worshipers who are compassionate.' In another narration it reads: ".. in the hearts of those of His worshipers whom He wills." R 30 Bukhari and Muslim with a chain up to Osama son of Zaid, loved by the Prophet, praise and peace be upon him, and the son of one loved by him, who related this.
PATIENCE AND THE COURAGE OF CONVICTION H 31 "Among the people of long ago, there was a king who had a magician. He (the magician) was getting old and said to the king: 'I am old, bring me a young man to whom I can teach my magic.' So, the king sent him a young man to teach. On the young man's way to the magician he met a monk. The young man sat and listened to him and was so happy with what he heard that he would stay a while with him which made him late for his lesson, so the magician beat him. The young man complained to the monk who told him: 'When you are afraid of the magician, tell him: 'My people detained me, and when you are afraid of your people tell them the monk detained you.' This state of affairs continued until one day the young man came across a huge beast blocking the road. It blocked the road in a manner that no one could pass. The young man thought to himself: 'Now I can find out who is the superior, the magician or the monk.' So he picked up a stone and said: 'Lord, if the way of the monk is more pleasing to You than the way of the magician, cause the beast to die so that the people can pass.' Then he threw the stone at the beast and killed it and the people passed by. The young man told the monk what had happened and he said: 'Son, you have surpassed me, and I think that you have reached the stage where you might be harmed. Should this happen, do not disclose my whereabouts.' The young man began to cure people (by the permission of Allah) of blindness and leprosy and all manner of diseases. News of the miracles reached a blind courtier of the king, so he went to the young man with many gifts saying: 'All this will be yours if you can heal me.' The young man replied: 'I cannot help anyone. It is Allah who heals. If you bear witness to your belief in Allah, I will pray for you and He will heal you.' So the blind man believed in Allah and Allah cured him of his blindness. After his sight had been restored, he (the courtier) went to the king and sat with him as was his practice. The king asked: 'Who has restored your sight?' The man answered: 'My Lord.' The king asked: 'Have you a Lord other than me?' To this he replied: 'Allah is your Lord and my Lord.' Upon hearing this, the king ordered the man to be seized and tortured until he disclosed the name of the young man. The young man was brought before the king and the king said to him: 'Son, have you become so skilled in magic that you can heal the blind, lepers and other diseases?' The young man replied: 'I do not heal anyone, it is Allah who heals.' Then he too was seized and tortured until he revealed the whereabouts of the monk who was likewise summoned and ordered to recant his faith but he refused. The king sent for a saw which was placed upon the monk's head, and he was sawn in half. Then, the king's courtier was sent for and he also was ordered to recant his faith. He too refused, so he was also sawn in half. After this, the young man was brought forward and told to recant, but like the others he refused, so the king handed him over to his men and told them: 'Take him to such and such a mountain, if he still refuses to recant his faith, throw him from the top!' The king's men took him to the mountain and climbed to the top of it. There, the young man supplicated saying: 'Lord, deliver me from them in whatever way You will.' Whereupon the mountain shook and the men fell off. The young man returned to the king who asked: 'What has happened to your companions?' He (the young man) answered: 'Allah has saved me from them.' So, he was handed over to another group of men who were told to take him out in a big ship into the middle of the sea, and if he still persisted in his refusal to abandon his faith to throw him into the sea. The king's men took him and he supplicated once again saying: 'Allah, save me from these people in whatever manner You will.' Then the boat sank and they were drowned, except the young man who returned to the king. The king asked: 'What has happened to your companions?' He replied: 'Allah has saved me from them' and added, 'you will be unable to kill me unless you do as I tell you.' The king asked: 'How is that?' The young man answered: 'Gather the people together in an open area and hang me from the trunk of a palm-tree. Then, take an arrow from my quiver, place it in the middle of a bow and say: 'In the Name of Allah, the Lord of this young man,' and shoot it at me, if you do this, you will kill me.' The king did just that. The people were assembled in an open area and the young man was hanged from the trunk of a palm-tree. The king took an arrow from his quiver, placed it in the middle of the bow and said: 'In the Name of Allah, the Lord of this young man,' and fired it. The arrow struck the young man in the middle of his forehead, who raised his hand to his forehead and died. Upon seeing this the people declared: 'We believe in the Lord of this young man,' and the king was told: 'Look, that which you feared has happened, the people have believed!' The king ordered trenches to be dug either side of the road. After they had been dug a fire was lit in them and it was proclaimed that anyone who refused to abandon their faith would be thrown into the trenches, or, would be ordered to jump in. And so it continued, until it was the turn of a lady accompanied by her son. She hesitated to be thrown into the fire, but her son encouraged her saying: 'Mother, be patient, you are on the Right Path.'" R 31 Muslim with a chain up to Suhaib who related that the Prophet, praise and peace be upon him, said this.
Table of Contents
sub.: SINCERITY
sub.: REPENTANCE
sub.: PATIENCE
sub.: 4 VIRTUE OF TRUTHFULNESS Let
sub.: 5 CONTEMPLATION OR MEDITATION
sub.: 6 VIRTUE OF PIETY
sub.: 7 BELIEF AND TRUST IN ALLAH
sub.: 8 PERSEVERANCE
sub.: 9 CONTEMPLATION OF THE CREATION, UNIVERSE AND ALL THINGS
sub.: 10 SURPASSING ONE ANOTHER IN GOOD DEEDS
sub.: 11 SELF DENIAL
sub.: 12 PURSUIT OF GOOD DEEDS ESPECIALLY TOWARDS THE END OF ONE'S LIFE
sub.: 13 THE DIFFERENT WAYS TO DO GOOD
sub.: 14 MODERATE COURSE OF WORSHIP
sub.: 15 BEING CONSTANT IN GOOD DEEDS
sub.: 16 THE OBLIGATION TO OBEY THE HOLY PROPHET, praise and peace be upon him
sub.: 17 OBLIGATION TO OBEY ALLAH
sub.: 18 PROHIBITIONS OF INNOVATIONS IN RELIGION AND HERESY
sub.: 19 NEW WAYS - VIRTUE AND VICE
sub.: 20 RECOMMENDING AND ENCOURAGING GOOD: TEMPTATION OF EVIL
sub.: 21 COOPERATION IN GOODNESS AND VIRTUOUS DEEDS
sub.: 22 OFFERING GOOD ADVICE
sub.: 23 ENCOURAGING GOOD AND FORBIDDING EVIL
sub.: 24 THE ANGER OF ALLAH UPON THOSE WHO ACT OPPOSITE TO WHAT THEY SAY
sub.: 25 OBLIGATION TO RETURN THINGS TO THEIR OWNERS
sub.: 26 PROHIBITION OF CRUELTY AND INJUSTICE
sub.: 27 RESPECTING MUSLIMS, THE RIGHTS AND BEING MERCIFUL TO THEM
sub.: 28 CONCEALMENT OF THE SHORTCOMINGS OF MUSLIMS
sub.: 29 HELPING
sub.: 30 INTERCESSION
sub.: 31 RECONCILIATION
sub.: 32 THE SUPERIORITY OF POOR AND WEAK MUSLIMS
sub.: 33 BEING PLEASANT TO ORPHANS, GIRLS, THE WEAK, NEEDY, DISADVANTAGED, BEING CHARITABLE, KIND AND HUMBLE TO THEM, LOWERING ONE'S WING TO THEM
sub.: 34 THE ORDER TO TREAT WOMEN WELL
sub.: 35 RIGHTS OF A HUSBAND
sub.: 36 FAMILY EXPENDITURE
sub.: 37 SPENDING WHAT YOU LOVE MOST FOR THE SAKE OF ALLAH
sub.: 38 THE OBLIGATION UPON THE PROPHET TO ORDER HIS FAMILY AND CHILDREN AND THOSE UNDER HIS GUARDIANSHIP TO OBEY ALLAH, THE HIGH AND TO PROHIBIT THEM FROM PRACTICING WRONG ACTIONS AND TO LEAD THEM TO GOOD MANNERS
sub.: 39 OBLIGATIONS AND KINDNESS TO ONE'S NEIGHBORS
sub.: 40 KINDNESS TOWARDS PARENTS AND RELATIVES
sub.: 41 THE IMPORTANCE OF OBEYING FAMILY: FAMILY RELATIONSHIP
sub.: 42 THE MERIT OF DOING GOOD TO THE FRIENDS OF YOUR PARENTS, RELATIONS, WIVES and OTHERS WHO ARE ENTITLED TO RESPECT
sub.: 43 HONORING THE MEMBERS OF THE HOLY FAMILY
sub.: 44 RESPECT DUE TO THE KNOWLEDGEABLE, PIOUS AND WELL VERSED PEOPLE
sub.: 45 THE MERITS OF BEING IN THE COMPANY OF PIOUS PEOPLE
sub.: 46 SINCERE LOVE FOR THE SAKE OF ALLAH
sub.: 47 THE SIGNS OF THE LOVE OF ALLAH TO HIS WORSHIPERS
sub.: 48 WARNING NOT TO HURT THE GOOD, WEAK OR THE NEEDY
sub.: 49 PEOPLE'S BEHAVIOR
sub.: 50 FEARING ALLAH
sub.: 51 HOPE AND EXPECTING GOOD THINGS FROM ALLAH
sub.: 52 HOPE IN ALLAH
sub.: 53 COMBINING HOPE AND FEAR OF ALLAH
sub.: 54 WEEPING THROUGH FEAR OF ALLAH, THE HIGH, AND LONGING FOR HIM
sub.: 55 INDIFFERENCE TO THE WORLD and CONTENTMENT WITH A LITTLE
sub.: 56 HUNGER AND ABSTINENCE
sub.: 57 CONTENTMENT, CHASTITY AND MODERATION IN SPENDING
sub.: 58 WORKING AND NOT ASKING OR TAKING FROM OTHERS IN RESPECT WHEN TO ACCEPT
sub.: 59 YOUR LIVELIHOOD, REFRAINING FROM ASKING, GENEROSITY
sub.: 60 GENEROSITY AND SPENDING IN A GOOD CAUSE
sub.: 61 FORBIDDING MISERLINESS
sub.: 62 THE MERITS OF SELF-SACRIFICE
sub.: 63 LONGING FOR BLESSED THINGS
sub.: 64 LEGITIMATE WEALTH AND THE THANKS OF A WEALTHY PERSON
sub.: 65 DEATH AND RESTRAINING ONE'S DESIRE
sub.: 66 ON PERMISSION TO VISIT GRAVES: PERMISSION TO VISIT THE GRAVES
sub.: 67 THE UNDESIRABILITY OF SUPPLICATION FOR DEATH, DO NOT WISH FOR DEATH: DO NOT WISH FOR DEATH
sub.: 68 PIETY AND DISREGARDING WHAT IS DOUBTFUL
sub.: 69 SECLUSION DURING PERIODS OF CORRUPTION
sub.: 71 COURTESY THE VALUE OF SOCIALIZING WITH PEOPLE AND ATTENDING THEIR CONGREGATIONS:
sub.: 72 ARROGANCE AND PRIDE
sub.: 73 GOOD BEHAVIOR
sub.: 74 GENTLENESS AND FORBEARANCE
sub.: 75 FORGIVENESS AND FORBEARANCE
sub.: 76 HURT AND AGGRAVATION
sub.: 77 VIOLATION OF INJUCTIONS
sub.: 78 OFFICIALS SHOULD DEAL KINDLY WITH THE PUBLIC
sub.: 79 THE JUST RULER
sub.: 80 OBEDIENCE TO THOSE IN AUTHORITY
sub.: 81 PROHIBITION OF ASKING FOR A POSITION IN AUTHORITY
sub.: 82 IMPORTANCE OF GOOD ADVISORS
sub.: 83 SEEKING OFFICIAL POSITIONS
sub.: 85 KEEPING A SECRET
sub.: 86 FULFILLING ONE'S PROMISE
sub.: 87 GOOD PRACTICE
sub.: 88 CHEERFULNESS AND PLEASANTNESS
sub.: 89 CLARITY OF SPEECH; CLARIFY MATTERS
sub.: 90 LISTENING ATTENTIVELY; SILENCE DURING THE SERMON
sub.: 91 MODERATE PREACHING
sub.: 92 DIGNITY AND POISE
sub.: 93 GOING TO THE MOSQUE
sub.: 94 HONORING A GUEST
sub.: 95 GOOD NEWS
sub.: 96 SUPPLICATIONS ON DEPARTURE
sub.: 97 CONSULTATION; ASKING ALLAH FOR GUIDANCE
sub.: 98 THE BENEFIT OF RETURNING A DIFFERENT WAY; EID FESTIVALS
sub.: 99 THE USE OF THE RIGHT HAND
sub.: 100 TABLE MANNERS; HOW TO EAT
sub.: 101 ON PRAISING AND NOT FINDING FAULT WITH FOOD; DO NOT COMPLAIN ABOUT YOUR FOOD
sub.: 102 INVITATION WHEN FASTIN; SUPPLICATION FOR THE HOST
sub.: 103 THE INVITED AND UNINVITED GUEST; INVITE THE UNEXPECTED FOR FOOD
sub.: 104 EATING HABITS; MENTION THE NAME OF ALLAH BEFORE EATING
sub.: 105 DO NOT TO EAT TWO DATES AT THE SAME TIME WITHOUT THE PERMISSION OF YOUR COMPANION; PERMISSION OF YOUR COMPANION
sub.: 106 UNSATISFIED HUNGER; TIMES OF HUNGER
sub.: 107 ORDER TO EAT FROM THE SIDE OF THE PLATE AND THE PROHIBITION TO EAT FROM ITS MIDDLE; HOW TO BEGIN EATING
sub.: 108 DISLIKE OF EATING WHEN RECLINING; RECLINING
sub.: 109 EATING WITH THREE FINGERS; LICKING YOUR FINGERS
sub.: 110 INCREASING THE NUMBER TO BE FED; TWO PLATES ARE SUFFICIENT FOR THREE
sub.: 111 ETIQUETTE OF DRINKING; SIP THREE TIMES
sub.: 112 DRINKING FROM A WATER SKIN'S SPOUT DIRECTLY; WATER-SKIN
sub.: 113 PROHIBITION TO BLOW OVER WATER; STRAW FOUND IN ONE'S DRINKING WATER
sub.: 114 PERMISSION TO STAND WHEN DRINKING; DRINKING WHEN STANDING
sub.: 115 THE ONE SERVING WATER SHOULD DRINK LAST; THE HOST IS THE LAST TO DRINK
sub.: 116 WATER CONTAINERS; THE MIRACLE OF THE WATER
sub.: 117 CLOTHING
sub.: 118 DRESS ETIQUETTE; THE PROPHET, praise and peace be upon him, PREFERRED A SHIRT
sub.: 119 THE LENGTH OF THE SHIRT, SLEEVES, MANTLE AND TURBAN ENDS; THE PROPHET, praise and peace be upon him, WORE LONG SLEEVES
sub.: 120 EXPENSIVE CLOTHING AND MODEST CLOTHING; THE REWARD OF CLOTHING WORN ON ACCOUNT OF HUMILITY
sub.: 121 DISCARDING EXPENSIVE CLOTHES ON ACCOUNT OF HUMILITY; THE BOUNTY OF ALLAH
sub.: 122 PROHIBITION OF SILK FOR MEN; PROHIBITION FOR MEN TO WEAR SILK
sub.: 123 WHEN WEARING SILK IS PERMISSIBLE; SILK IS PERMISSIBLE FOR A MAN WITH SCABIES
sub.: 124 PROHIBITION OF SITTING OR RIDING ON THE HIDES OF WILD ANIMALS; SADDLES OF SILK OR LEOPARD SKIN
sub.: 125 SUPPLICATION TO BE MADE ON WEARING NEW CLOTHES; SUPPLICATION ON WEARING NEW CLOTHES
sub.: 127 ETIQUETTE OF SLEEPING AND RECLINING ; SUPPLICATION BEFORE SLEEPING
sub.: 128 THE POSTURE OF THE PROPHET; RESTING ON YOUR BACK
sub.: 129 SITTING WITH OTHERS; MOVE UP BUT DO NOT GIVE UP YOUR SEAT
sub.: 130 VISIONS
sub.: 131 EXTENDING THE GREETING
sub.: 132 THE MANNER IN WHICH ONE SHOULD GREET; NUMBER OF MERITS EARNED BY GREETING
sub.: 133 THE GREETING OF TWO PEOPLE TO ONE ANOTHER; ETIQUETE OF GREETING
sub.: 134 REPETITION OF GREETINGS; OFFERING YOUR PRAYERS CORRECTLY
sub.: 135 GREETING WHEN ENTERING A HOME
sub.: 136 GREETING CHILDREN; |@ GREET CHILDREN
sub.: 137 GREETING WOMEN; MEN GREETING WOMEN
sub.: 138 GREETING NON-MUSLIMS; MEETING JEWS OR CHRISTIANS
sub.: 139 GREETINGS UPON ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE; GREET A GATHERING UPON ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE
sub.: 140 ASKING PERMISSION TO ENTER
sub.: 141 MENTIONING YOUR NAME AND ASKING PERMISSION TO ENTER; GIVE YOUR NAME WHEN ASKED
sub.: 142 SNEEZING AND YAWNING; SNEEZING AND THE DISLIKE OF YAWNING
sub.: 143 HAND SHAKING; THE CUSTOM OF THE COMPANIONS
sub.: 144 VISITING THE SICK OBLIGATIONS AND PROHIBITIONS
sub.: 145 HOW TO PRAY FOR THE SICK PRAYER FOR THE SICK
sub.: ON INQUIRING ABOUT THE SICK FROM FAMILY MEMBERS; ILLNESS OF THE PROPHET
sub.: WHAT IS TO BE SAID WHEN ONE APPROACHES DEATH; THE DEATH OF THE MESSENGER OF ALLAH, praise and peace be upon him
sub.: 148 KINDNESS TO THE ONE FACING DEATH; THE UNDETERED PENITENT
sub.: 150 URGING THE DYING TO AFFIRM THE ONENESS OF ALLAH ; HOW TO ENTER PARADISE
sub.: 151 CLOSING THE EYES OF THE DECEASED AND PRAYING FOR HIM OR HER; SUPPLICATION UPON THE DEATH OF A MUSLIM
sub.: 152 WHAT IS TO BE SAID WHEN A PERSON DIES; WHEN THE ANGELS SAY AMEEN
sub.: 153 TEARS SHED UPON A DEATH; WITHOUT SOBBING; MERCY TO ONE ANOTHER
sub.: 154 NOT DISCLOSING THE KNOWLEDGE OF THE CONDITION OF THE DECEASED; WASHING THE BODY OF THE DECEASED
sub.: 155 PARTICIPATING IN FUNERAL PRAYERS; REWARD FOR ATTENDING A FUNERAL
sub.: 156 LARGE ATTENDANCE AT FUNERAL PRAYERS; A HUNDRED PEOPLE AT THE FUNERAL PRAYER
sub.: 157 PRAYERS TO BE READ AT A FUNERAL; SUPPLICATION OF THE PROPHET, praise and peace be upon him, OVER THE DECEASED
sub.: 158 SPEEDY BURIAL; MERITS OF A QUICK BURIAL
sub.: 159 SPEEDY REPAYMENT OF THE DEBTS OF THE DECEASED; IMPORTANCE OF REPAYING THE DEBT OF THE DECEASED
sub.: 160 THE SERMON AT THE GRAVE; MERIT OF EXCELLING IN GOOD DEEDS
sub.: 161 PRAYING FOR THE DECEASED AFTER BURIAL; QUESTIONING IN THE TOMB
sub.: 162 GIVING CHARITY OF BEHALF OF THE DECEASED
sub.: 163 PRAISING THE DECEASED; WITNESSING THE CHARACTER OF THE DECEASED
sub.: 164 BLESSINGS FOR SOMEONE WHO LOSES A SMALL CHILD; LOSS OF THREE CHILDREN
sub.: 165 FEAR AND LAMENTATION OVER THE GRAVES OF WRONGDOERS; TEARS
sub.: 166 VIRTUE OF SETTING OFF ON A JOURNEY ON A THURSDAY MORNING HONESTY IS THE BEST POLICY
sub.: 167 THE VIRTUE OF TRAVELING IN THE COMPANY OF A LEADER; TRAVELING ALONE AT NIGHT
sub.: 167 THE VIRTUE OF TRAVELING IN THE COMPANY OF A LEADER; TRAVELING ALONE AT NIGHT
sub.: 168 ETIQUETTE OF TRAVELING AND ALL IT ENTAILS; STRIKING CAMP
sub.: 169 ASSISTING A COMPANION WHEN ON A JOURNEY; EXCESS
sub.: 170 SUPPLICATIONS FOR RIDING A MOUNT ON A JOURNEY
sub.: 171 TAKBIR WHEN ASCENDING AND DESCENDING; ASCENDING AND DESCENDING
sub.: 172 THE SUPPLICATION OF A TRAVELER; THREE PRAYERS THAT ARE ALWAYS ACCEPTED
sub.: 173 SUPPLICATION TO BE MADE WHEN IN FEAR OF MEN OR ANYTHING ELSE; SUPPLICATION FROM HARM
sub.: 174 SUPPLICATION UPON ARRIVAL; SEEK PROTECTION FROM THE HARM OF A PLACE
sub.: 175 VIRTUE OF RETURNING QUICKLY AFTER THE COMPLETION OF YOUR MISSION; RETURN HOME QUICKLY
sub.: 176 PREFERENCE OF RETURNING HOME DURING THE DAY; RETURN DURING DAYLIGHT
sub.: 177 SUPPLICATION ON RETURNING HOME
sub.: 178 GOING STRAIGHT TO THE MOSQUE UPON YOUR RETURN FROM A JOURNEY; JOURNEY'S END
sub.: 179 PROHIBITION OF A WOMAN TRAVELING ALONE; WOMEN TRAVELING
sub.: UNRELATED MEN AND WOMEN
sub.: 181 PRESERVATION OF THE KORAN; RECITATION OF THE KORAN
sub.: 182 GOOD RECITATION OF THE KORAN; RECITATION OF THE PROPHETS
sub.: 183 RECITATION OF EXTRA SPECIAL CHAPTERS AND VERSES; AL FATIHAH
sub.: 184 VIRTUES OF A GROUP RECITATION OF THE KORAN; BLESSING OF GROUP RECITATION IN THE MOSQUE
sub.: 185 THE VIRTUE OF ABLUTION
sub.: 186 THE VIRTUE OF THE CALL TO PRAYER; VIRTUE OF THE CALL TO PRAYER
sub.: 187 THE VIRTUE OF PRAYER
sub.: 188 THE VIRTUE OF THE DAWN AND AFTERNOON PRAYERS; VIRTUE OF THE DAWN AND AFTERNOON PRAYER
sub.: 189 THE VIRTUE OF WALKING TO THE MOSQUE; FEAST IN PARADISE
sub.: 190 THE VIRTUE OF WAITING FOR THE PRAYER; REMAINING IN THE MOSQUE
sub.: 191 THE VIRTUES OF CONGREGATIONAL PRAYER; WHEN THE VALUE OF PRAYER IS INCREASED
sub.: 192 VIRTUE OF OFFERING THE DAWN AND NIGHT PRAYER IN CONGREGATION; HOW TO INCREASE YOUR VOLUNTARY PRAYER
sub.: 193 ADHERENCE TO THE OBLIGATORY PRAYERS AND ADMONITION FOR THEIR NEGLECT
sub.: 194 VIRTUES OF THE FIRST ROW AND STANDING CLOSELY TOGETHER; HOW THE ANGELS STAND BEFORE THEIR LORD
sub.: 195 THE VIRTUE OF OFFERING VOLUNTARY PRAYERS; VIRTUE OF TWELVE VOLUNTARY UNITS OF PRAYER
sub.: 196 THE VALUE OF OFFERING TWO VOLUNTARY UNITS OF PRAYER BEFORE THE DAWN PRAYER; VOLUNTARY PRAYERS THE PROPHET NEVER MISSED
sub.: 197 HOW TO OFFER THE VOLUNTARY PRAYER BEFORE DAWN; HOW THE PROPHET, praise and peace be upon him, OFFERED THE VOLUNTARY DAWN PRAYER
sub.: 198 PREFERENCE OF LAYING ONE ONE'S RIGHT SIDE AFTER THE TWO VOLUNTARY PRAYERS BEFORE DAWN ; LAYING DOWN ON YOUR RIGHT SIDE
sub.: 199 THE VOLUNTARY PRAYERS OF THE MID-DAY PRAYER; TWO VOLUNTARY UNITS OF PRAYER BEFORE AND AFTER THE OBLIGATORY MID-DAY PRAYER
sub.: 200 THE VOLUNTARY AFTERNOON PRAYERS; VOLUNTARY PRAYER BEFORE ASR
sub.: 201 VOLUNTARY PRAYERS OFFERED BEFORE SUNSET PRAYER ; VOLUNTARY PRAYERS MADE AFTER THE CALL TO THE MAGRIB PRAYER
sub.: 202 VOLUNTARY PRAYERS BEFORE AND AFTER THE NIGHT PRAYER
sub.: 203 VOLUNTARY PRAYERS ON FRIDAY (JUMMAH); TWO VOLUNTARY PRAYERS
sub.: 204 PREFERENCE OF OFFERING THE VOLUNTARY PRAYER AT HOME
sub.: 205 THE IMPORTANCE OF OFFERING THE WITR PRAYER ; ALLAH LOVES THE WITR PRAYER
sub.: 206 VIRTUE OF PRAYERS OFFERED IN THE MID-MORNING ; MID-MORNING VOLUNTARY PRAYER
sub.: 207 THE TIME OF OFFERING THE VOLUNTARY MID-MORNING PRAYER WHEN THE SUN IS FAIRLY HIGH THE TIME OF OFFERING THE VOLUNTARY MID-MORNING PRAYER
sub.: 208 THE VIRTUE OF OFFERING A VOLUNTARY PRAYER UPON ENTERING A MOSQUE; BEFORE SITTING IN THE MOSQUE
sub.: 209 OFFERING TWO UNITS OF PRAYER AFTER MAKING ABLUTION ; FOOTSTEPS IN PARADISE
sub.: 210 THE VIRTUE OF THE FRIDAY PRAYER AND TAKING A SHOWER BEFORE IT
sub.: 211 PROSTRATION OF GRATITUDE FOR DIVINE FAVORS; BLESSINGS WE RECEIVE THROUGH OUR BELOVED PROPHET, praise and peace be upon him
sub.: 212 THE VIRTUE OF PRAYING DURING THE NIGHT
sub.: 213 VOLUNTARY PRAYERS DURING RAMADAN ; FORGIVENESS OF SINS IN RAMADAN
sub.: 214 VOLUNTARY PRAYERS DURING THE NIGHT OF HONOR
sub.: 215 THE VIRTUE OF BRUSHING ONES TEETH ; BRUSHING ONE'S TEETH BEFORE PRAYER
sub.: 216 PAYING THE OBLIGATORY CHARITY
sub.: 217 RAMADAN, OBLIGATORY FASTING AND ITS VIRTUES
sub.: 218 INCREASED GENEROSITY AND VIRTUOUS DEEDS DURING RAMADAN ; GENEROSITY OF THE PROPHET DURING RAMADAN
sub.: 219 PROHIBITION OF FASTING A DAY OR TWO BEFORE RAMADAN ; TWO DAYS BEFORE RAMDAN
sub.: 220 THE SUPPLICATION UPON THE SIGHTING OF THE NEW CRESCENT ; THE SUPPLICATION
sub.: 221 VIRTUE OF EATING FOOD BEFORE STARTING TO FAST AS LONG AS DAWN IS NOT NEAR ; EAT FOOD BEFORE THE TIME OF THE FAST BEGINS
sub.: 222 WHEN TO BREAK THE FAST AND THE VIRTUE OF BREAKING IT STRAIGHT AWAY AND ITS SUPPLICATION; BREAK YOUR FAST IMMEDIATELY
sub.: 223 PROTECT YOUR FAST BY CURBING YOUR TONGUE ; FASTING IS FOR ALLAH
sub.: 224 OTHER MATTERS CONCERNING FASTING; BREAKING YOUR FAST BY MISTAKE
sub.: 225 THE VIRTUE OF FASTING DURING MUHARRAM, SHA'BAN and THE SACRED MONTHS ; FASTING IN MUHARRAM
sub.: 226 VIRTUE OF FASTING THE FIRST TEN DAYS OF DHUL HIJA; FASTING DURING THE FIRST TEN DAYS OF DHUL HIJA
sub.: 227 THE VIRTUE OF FASTING ON THE DAY OF ARAFAT AND ON THE 9TH and 10TH DAYS OF MUHARRAM ; FASTING ON THE DAY OF ARAFAT
sub.: 228 THE VIRTUE OF FASTING ON THE FIRST SIX DAYS OF SHAWAL; VALUE OF FASTING SIX DAYS AFTER RAMADAN IN SHAWAL
sub.: 229 VIRTUES OF FASTING ON MONDAYS AND THURSDAYS ; FASTING MONDAY
sub.: 230 VIRTUE OF FASTING THREE DAYS OF EACH MONTH ; DESIREABLITY OF FASTING THREE DAYS EACH MONTH
sub.: 231 THE VIRTUE OF PROVIDING FOR THE BREAKING OF THE FAST AND THE SUPPLICATION OF THE GUEST ; INVITE SOMEONE TO BREAK THE FAST WITH YOU
sub.: 232 SECLUSION; SECLUSION DURING THE LAST TEN DAYS OF RAMADAN
sub.: 233 PILGRIMAGE
sub.: 234 FIGHTING IN THE CAUSE OF ALLAH
sub.: 235 TYPES OF MARTYRDOM, RECOMPENSE, FUNERAL RITES ; FIVE TYPES OF MARTYRDOM
sub.: 236 THE VIRTUE OF FREEING A SLAVE
sub.: 237 KINDNESS TOWARDS THOSE WHO YOUR RIGHT HAND OWNS
sub.: 238 VIRTUOUS SERVANT WHO DISCHARGES HIS DUTY TO ALLAH AND HIS MASTER ; THE REWARD OF A GOOD SERVANT
sub.: 239 THE VIRTUES OF WORSHIPING DURING LAWLESSNESS AND CHAOS ; REWARD FOR WORSHIPING IN TIMES OF UPHEAVAL
sub.: 240 FAIR DEALING
sub.: 241 KNOWLEDGE
sub.: 242 THANKING ALLAH, THE EXALTED
sub.: SUPPLICATIONS UPON THE MESSENGER OF ALLAH
sub.: 244 VIRTUES OF EXALTING AND REMEMBERING ALLAH
sub.: 245 THE REMEMBRANCE OF ALLAH IN EVERY TIME AND SITUATION
sub.: 246 SUPPLICATIONS UPON SLEEPING AND ARISING
sub.: 247 VIRTUES OF BEING IN A GATHERING FOR THE REMEMBRANCE OF ALLAH AND THE PROHIBITION OF DISASSOCIATION FROM SUCH GATHERINGS

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GOOD DEEDS H 26 "Cleanliness is equal to half the faith. Saying, 'All praise is due to Allah' fills the scales with good deeds. When 'Exalted is Allah' is said, it suffices to fill the void between the heavens and the earth. Prayer is light, charity is proof of faith. Patience is also light and the Koran either intercedes for you or is against you. Each morning, everyone starts bartering - one's soul is at stake - it is either ransomed or ruined." R 26 Muslim with a chain up to Abu Malik Asha'ri who related that the Prophet, praise and peace be upon him, said this.
25- وعن أبي مالكٍ الحارث بن عاصم الأشعريِّ رضي الله عنه ، قَالَ : قَالَ رسولُ الله صلى الله عليه وآله وسلم : "الطُّهُورُ شَطْرُ الإِيمان ، والحَمدُ لله تَمْلأُ الميزَانَ ، وَسُبْحَانَ الله والحَمدُ لله تَملآن مَا بَينَ السَّماوات وَالأَرْضِ، والصَّلاةُ نُورٌ ، والصَّدقةُ بُرهَانٌ ، والصَّبْرُ ضِياءٌ ، والقُرْآنُ حُجةٌ لَكَ أَوْ عَلَيْكَ . كُلُّ النَّاسِ يَغْدُو فَبَائعٌ نَفسَهُ فَمُعْتِقُهَا أَوْ مُوبِقُها" رواه مسلم .
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