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The Book of the Prohibited actions · Chapter 254

باب تحريم الغيبة والأمر بحفظ اللسان

The Prohibition of Backbiting and the Commandment of Guarding one's Tongue

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The Book of the Prohibited actions · Chapter 255

باب تحريم سماع الغيبة وأمر من سمع غيبة محرمة بردها والإنكار على قائلها فإن عجز أو لم يقبل منه فارق ذلك المجلس إن أمكنه

Prohibition of Listening to Backbiting

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The Book of the Prohibited actions · Chapter 256

- باب ما يباح من الغيبة

Some cases where it is permissible to Backbite

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The Book of the Prohibited actions · Chapter 257

- باب تحريم النميمة وهي نقل الكلام بين الناس على جهة الإفساد

Prohibition of Calumny

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Hadiths in this book

Riyad as-Salihin · Book 17 · Hadith 1651

- وعن جابر رضي الله عنه أن رسول الله صلى الله عليه وسلم نهى أن ينتعل الرجل قائمًا‏"‏‏.‏ ((رواه أبو داود بإسناد حسن ))

Jabir (May Allah be pleased with him) said: The Messenger of Allah (ﷺ) forbade a person wearing (tying up) his shoe while standing. [Abu Dawud with a good Isnad].

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Riyad as-Salihin · Book 17 · Hadith 1652

- عن ابن عمر رضي الله عنهما عن النبي صلى الله عليه وسلم قال‏:‏ ‏"‏لا تتركوا النار في بيوتكم حين تنامون‏"‏ ‏(‏‏(‏متفق عليه‏)‏‏)‏‏.‏

Ibn 'Umar (May Allah be pleased with them) said: The Prophet (ﷺ) said, "Do not keep the fire burning in your homes when you go to bed." [Al-Bukhari and Muslim].

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Riyad as-Salihin · Book 17 · Hadith 1653

- وعن أبي موسى الأشعري رضي الله عنه قال‏:‏ احترق بيت بالمدينة على أهله من الليل، فلما حدث رسول الله صلى الله عليه وسلم بشأنهم قال‏:‏ ‏"‏إن هذه النار عدو لكم، فإذا نمتم فأطفئوها‏"‏ ‏(‏‏(‏متفق عليه‏)‏‏)‏‏.‏

Chapters

The Prohibition of Backbiting and the Commandment of Guarding one's Tongue

Prohibition of Listening to Backbiting

Some cases where it is permissible to Backbite

Prohibition of Calumny

Hadiths in this book

Prohibition of Carrying tales of the Officers

Condemnation of Double-faced People

Condemnation and Prohibition of Falsehood

Chapter 261.00

Ascertainment of what one Hears and Narrates

Prohibition of Giving False Testimony

Prohibition of Cursing one Particular Man or Animal

Chapter 265.00

Prohibition of Reviling a Muslim without any cause

Prohibition of Abusing the Deceased without a valid Legal reason approved by Shari'ah

Prohibition of Maligning

Prohibition of Nursing Rancor and Enmity

Prohibition of Envy

Prohibition of Spying on Muslims and to be Inquisitive about Others

Prohibition of Suspicion

Prohibition of Despising Muslims

Prohibition of Rejoicing over another's Trouble

Prohibition of Deriding one's Lineage

Prohibition of Deceiving others

Prohibition of the Treachery and Breaking one's Covenant

Prohibition of Recounting of Favors

Prohibition of Arrogance and Oppression

Prohibition of Breaking ties and Relationships

Prohibition of two Holding Secret Counsel to the Exclusion of Conversing together a Third

Prohibition of Cruelty

Prohibition of Chastisement with Fire

Prohibition of Procrastinating by a Rich Person to Fulfill his Obligation

Undesirability of giving a Gift and then ask back for it

Prohibition of devouring the Property of an Orphan

Prohibition of taking Ar-Riba (The Usury)

Prohibition of Show-off

Things not to be Considered as Showing off

Prohibition of gazing at women and Beardless Handsome Boys except in Exigency

Prohibition of Meeting a non-Mahram Woman in Seclusion

Prohibition for Men and Women apeing one another

Prohibition of following the Manners of Satan and Disbelievers

Forbidding to Dye Hair Black

On Prohibition of Shaving a part of Head

Prohibition of Wearing False Hair, Tattooing and Filling of Teeth

Prohibition of Plucking Grey Hairs

Prohibition of using the right hand for cleaning after toilet without a valid reason

Undesirability of Wearing one Shoe or Sock

Prohibition of Leaving the Fire Burning

Prohibition of putting oneself to Undue Hardship

Prohibition of Bewailing the Deceased

Prohibition of Consultation with Soothsayers

Forbiddance of Believing in Ill Omens

Prohibition of Drawing Portraits

Prohibition of Keeping a Dog except as a Watchdog or Hunting

Undesirability of Hanging Bells round the Necks of Animals

Undesirability of Riding a Camel which eats Animals' waste

Prohibition of Spitting in the Mosque

Undesirability of Quarrelling or Raising voices in the Mosque

Undesirability of Entering the Mosque after Eating raw Onion or Garlic

Undesirability of Sitting with Erected Legs during Friday Sermon

Prohibition of having a Hair cut or paring one's nail during the first ten days of Dhul-Hijjah for one who intends to Sacrifice an Animal

Prohibition of Swearing in the name of anything besides Allah

Illegality of Swearing Falsely

Desirability of Expiating the Oath taken by a Person who afterwards Breaks it for a better Alternative

Expiation of Oaths

Abomination of Swearing in Transaction

About Begging in the Name of Allah

Prohibition of Addressing somebody as 'The King of Kings'

Prohibition of Conferring a Title of Honor upon a Sinner, a Hypocrite, and the Like

Undesirability of Reviling Fever

Prohibition of Reviling the Wind

Undesirability of Reviling the Rooster

Prohibition of Attributing Rain to the Stars

Prohibition of Calling a Muslim an Infidel

Prohibition of Obscenity

Undesirability of Pretentiousness and Exaggeration during Conversation

Abomination of Self-Condemnation

Undesirability of Calling Grapes 'Al-Karm'

Prohibition of Describing the Charms of a Woman to a man without a valid reason approved by the Shari'ah