Islamic Manners and Morals — Permissible & Prohibited
- Saying “In sha’ Allah”
- Comparing Good Character without Worship and Worship without Good Character
- Placing the Hands on Both Sides of the Waist
- Returning Abuse for Abuse
- Remaining Bareheaded
- Going About Bareheaded
- What to Put On First after Ghusl — the Shirt or the Trousers
- Tying the Turban Sitting and Putting On Trousers Standing
- Interrupting someone’s speech
- Reconciling two opposing factions
- Calling someone older than oneself “uncle” and the like
- Calling one’s husband “brother”
- Enjoining the good and forbidding the evil
- May someone who does not act himself tell others to act?
- What to do when a scholar falls into acts contrary to the Sunna
- From whom should an amrad (beardless youth) keep his distance?
- Corresponding with an amrad (beardless youth)
- Harming a non-Muslim neighbour
- Serving a sick non-Muslim and praying for his recovery
- The ruling on certain forms of address such as “Qibla and Ka‘ba”
- Calling a paternal uncle “father”
- How to treat one who speaks insolently of the majesty of Allah
- Sitting partly in the sun and partly in the shade