Etiquette of the Mosque — Waqf
- The Etiquette of the Mosque
- Where the Supplication for Entering the Mosque Is to Be Recited
- Respect for the Mosque Courtyard
- Praying in the Mosque Courtyard
- Praying on the Mosque Roof in Intense Heat
- Entering the Mosque and Praying in Shoes
- Walking in Shoes on the Floor Adjoining the Mosque
- Entering the Mosque in Shoes During Construction
- Walking in shoes on an unpaved mosque courtyard
- Keeping impure clothing in the mosque
- Washing impure clothes in the mosque
- Washing clothes next to the mosque floor
- Plastering the mosque with wet clay from a pond
- Bringing small children and the insane into the mosque
- Slaughtering the sacrificial animal in the mosque
- Cleaning the mosque with a brush
- Performing Wudu on the Floor of the Mosque
- Performing Wudu While Sitting on the Mosque Wall
- The Ruling When the Wudu Drain Passes Beneath the Mosque Courtyard
- Wiping One’s Hand on the Mosque After Clearing the Nose
- Keeping a Water-Jug in the Mosque and Spitting into It
- Combing One’s Hair in the Mosque
- Defecating in the Mosque’s Washroom
- Urinating Near the Wudu Area
- Killing a Lizard in the Mosque
- Hunting Sparrows from the Roof of the Mosque
- Catching Pigeons in the Mosque
- Removing Birds’ Nests from the Mosque
- Women Going to the Mosque
- Women Coming and Going through the Mosque for Teaching
- Women Using the Mosque as a Passageway
- Women Going to the Mosque to Fill the Niche
- Fear of Disrespect to a Mosque in a Bazaar Due to People Coming and Going
- A Madrasa’s Passage Through the Mosque
- Strolling About in the Mosque
- Reciting Tasbih While Walking in the Mosque
- Turning a Royal Mosque into a Place of Recreation
- Playing Football on Mosque Land and in a Graveyard
- Worldly Talk in the Mosque
- Talking in the Mosque During the Adhan
- Worldly Talk in the Mosque
- Political and Economic Talk in the Mosque
- Holding a Consultation While Sitting in the Mosque
- Election Meetings in the Mosque
- Gatherings for Idle Talk at the Mosque Door
- Gatherings and Speeches in the Mosque
- A Political Gathering and the Like in the Mosque
- Mosques Are Not for Political Gatherings
- Preaching in the Mosque from a Chair Set Out
- Preaching in the Mosque while Seated on a Chair
- Having Children Who Come to Study in the Mosque Give Speeches
- Reciting Na‘t in the Mosque
- Reading a Newspaper with Pictures in the Mosque
- Listening to a Sermon in the Mosque from a Tape Recorder
- Listening to the Qur’an in the Mosque from a Tape Recorder
- Collecting Donations in the Mosque
- Announcing Donation Appeals in the Mosque
- Collecting Donations for the Mosque inside the Mosque
- Announcing a Lost Item in the Mosque
- Rules Posted in the Mosque by the Mosque Managing Committee
- Hanging Calendars and Book Advertisements in the Mosque
- Commercial Advertisements in the Mosque Courtyard
- Advertisements on the Iftar and Suhur Timetable
- Iftar and Suhur in the Mosque
- Beating the Kettledrum Inside the Mosque or on Its Roof
- Playing Musical Instruments in Front of a Mosque
- A Chiming Clock in the Mosque
- A Shelf in the Mosque Wall for the Qur’an and Religious Books
- A Towel and Mirror in the Mosque and a Cover on the Minbar
- Hanging a Mirror or a Calligraphic Inscription of the “Panjtan” (the Pure Five: the Prophet ﷺ, ‘Ali, Fatima, Hasan and Husayn) in the Mosque Is Makruh
- Keeping a Ta‘ziya in the Mosque
- Picking the Flowers of a Mosque
- Flower Pots in the Mosque
- Trees in the Mosque
- An Electric Fan in the Mosque
- Illuminating the Mosque for the Silver Jubilee
- Going to the Mosque Wearing a Hat
- Reserving a Place in the Mosque for Someone
- Writing Letters in the Mosque
- Water from the Mosque Should Not Cause Hardship to Passers-by
- Reciting Hadith over the Mosque Loudspeaker When People Are Not Paying Attention
- The Noble Hadith over the Mosque Loudspeaker
- Announcing the Tabligh in Homes over the Mosque Loudspeaker
- Reciting Hamd and Na‘t over the Mosque Loudspeaker in Addition to the Adhan
- Reciting Na‘t and Ghazals over the Mosque Loudspeaker
- Reading “Tablighi Nisab” over the Mosque Microphone
- Reciting Poems and the Like at Night in Ramadan over the Mosque Microphone
- Using a Loudspeaker for Sermons
- Announcing the Names of Donors over the Mosque Microphone
- Having One’s Announcement Made over the Mosque Microphone for a Fee
- Other Announcements over the Mosque Microphone
- Acquiring a Microphone for Another Mosque When One Mosque’s Microphone Reaches the Whole Village
- Announcements over the Mosque Microphone When Its Horn Speakers Are Fixed on the Minarets
- Announcing a Donor to the Mosque over the Mosque Microphone
- Making an Announcement over the Mosque Microphone for a Rupee
- Building a Residence for the Imam on the Roof of the Mosque
- Living in a Room Whose Roof Has Been Made Part of the Mosque
- Supporting an Aged Former Imam and His Residence in the Mosque’s House
- Lodging Travellers on the Mosque Roof for a Fee to Raise Income
- Keeping a Woman in a Small Room of the Mosque
- An Imam Keeping His Family and Livestock in the Mosque
- Sleeping in the Mosque by One Who Has a House
- Sleeping in the Mosque Daily When Another Place Is Available
- Who May Sleep in the Mosque
- Sleeping, Resting and Iʿtikaf in the Mosque
- Lying Down after Praying the Sunna of Fajr
- Voluntary Iʿtikaf in the Mosque
- Staying in the Mosque and Related Matters
- The Imam Lying Down in the Mosque on a Rope Bed
- Staying in the Mosque and Using the Fan
- Buying and Selling in the Mosque
- Trading in the Mosque
- Buying and selling in the mosque
- Buying and selling in the washroom or the place where shoes are removed
- Selling a tree belonging to the mosque inside the mosque
- The imam trading in the mosque
- Selling in the mosque itself what was received as payment for reciting the Quran in tarawih
- Passing through the mosque from the mosque’s chamber in a state of janaba
- A menstruating woman entering a house mosque
- Coming to the mosque in a state of menstruation or janaba, and without istinja
- Entering the Mosque in a State of Janaba
- The Way to the Bathhouse Passing Through the Mosque
- Preventing a Polytheist from Coming to the Mosque
- A Non-Muslim Entering the Mosque
- Inviting Non-Muslims into the Mosque to Attend a Nikah
- Bringing Kerosene into the Mosque
- Burning Kerosene in the Mosque
- Burning in the Mosque Lantern Oil Said to Be Distilled from Alcohol
- Burning Kerosene in the Mosque
- Burning Kerosene in the Mosque
- Painting the Mosque with Foul-Smelling Paint
- Using Foul-Smelling Paint in Whitewashing the Mosque
- Builders in the Mosque Exposing Their Knees and Smoking the Hookah
- A Leper Going to the Mosque
- A Person with Scabies or Leprosy Coming to the Mosque
- Passing Wind in the Mosque
- Passing Wind in the Mosque and I‘tikaf
- Smoking in the Mosque Courtyard
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