Relations with Non-Muslims — Permissible & Prohibited
- Allegiance (muwalat) and mutual support (muwasat) with a kafir
- Relations with a non-Muslim
- Adopting the appearance of kafirs for intelligence-gathering
- An impersonator and a CID officer adopting the appearance and guise of a non-Muslim
- Adopting the symbols (shi‘ar) of the people of kufr
- Imitating other peoples
- Hindu adornments
- A woman applying sindoor in the hair parting and a bindi on the forehead
- Avoiding imitation in clothing and utensils
- Adopting the emblems of the sinful and the dissolute
- Taking part in a religious festival of the Hindus
- Taking part in a non-Muslim ceremony and donating to it
- Attending a religious gathering of another community
- Taking part in a festival such as Ram Lila
- Taking part in Ram Lila and donating to it
- Taking part in a Christian religious celebration
- Congratulating people of another community on their festival
- Visiting a Hindu teacher on the day of Holi
- Going to a fair involving shirk for the sake of trade
- Going to Hindu fairs
- Going to buy goods at the Chamar Chaudas fair
- Going to a fair to buy goods
- Going to fairs and exhibitions
- Hindus applying sindoor to Muslims’ foreheads at official ceremonies
- Splashing Muslims with Holi colour
- Buying sweets made for a fair and taking part in the fair
- A Muslim spending money on the religion of non-Muslims
- Assisting non-Muslims for a religious benefit
- Donating to a mandir
- Helping in the construction of a mandir
- Contributing to a Hindu rite
- Contributing to a mandir and puja
- Giving a contribution for Holi
- The ruling on one who contributes to Durga Puja
- Contributing to a fair of the disbelievers
- Contributing to a puja and eating puja sweets
- Staging a sang and giving money for it
- Contributing to the Hindus’ “Mai” during smallpox