Preaching and Admonition — Knowledge
- The Manner of Addressing the Audience in a Sermon
- Reciting Ghazal, Qawwali, and Na‘t Before a Sermon
- Waking a Dozing Audience During a Sermon
- May an Unlearned Person Deliver a Sermon
- The Preaching of an Illiterate but Gifted Speaker
- One May Not Compare Every Speaker to a Prophet
- Practicing One's Own Advice Oneself
- The Reliability of an Uneducated Person's Sermon
- Preaching Without Practicing Oneself
- A Preacher Without Good Deeds and His Younger Brother's Rebuke
- Collecting Donations After a Mosque Sermon
- Preaching on the Radio
- Preaching by Loudspeaker Without Listeners Present
- Men's Recordings for Women and Women's Recordings for Men
- A Woman as Radio Announcer
- Women's Sermons Over the Loudspeaker at Night
- Preaching While Seated on a Chair
- Being Occupied with One's Litany During a Scholar's Talk