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Contents – BOOK OF MANNERS

• Introduction      
• The Book Of Manners      
• The Manners Of Reciting The Qur’an, And  Related  Issues      
• The Manners Related  To Reciting The Qur ‘an    
• The Manners  Of Giving Greetings  Of Peace      
• The Manners Of Giving Greetings  Of Peace       
• The  Manners  Of  Seeking  Permission  To  Enter  Another  Person’s Home,  Room,  Property,  Or Any Private Space   
• The Islamic Manners  Related  To Asking Permission      
• The Etiquettes Of Meeting Another  Muslim      
• The Islamic Etiquettes Of Meeting Another  Muslim      
• The Etiquettes  Of Visiting Your Brother     
• The Manners Of Visiting Your Brother      
• The Etiquettes Of The Host And The Guest    
• The Manners Of Being A Host Or A Guest    
• The Etiquettes Of Gatherings    
• The Manners Of Gatherings    
• The Manners Of Speech    
• Islamic Manners That  Pertain To Speech  
• The Manners  Of Eating And  Drinking    
• The Etiquettes Of Eating And  Drinking     
• The Manners  Of Going To The Bathroom     
• The Etiquettes  Of Going To The Bath room    
• The Manners Of Attending  Masjid s            
• The Etiquettes Of Attending The  Masjid 
• The Manners Of Sleeping     
• The Etiquettes Of Sleeping      
• The Manners Of Traveling       
• The Manners Of Traveling:    
• The Manners Of Visiting The Sick    
• The Manners Of Visiting The Sick   
• The Manners Of Adornment  And Attire     
• The Manners Of Adornment  And Attire     
• The Manners Of Walking And  Riding   
• The Manners Of Walking And  Riding     
• The Manners Of The Pathway    
• The Manners Of The Pathway   
• The Manners Associated  With  Being A Good  Neighbor    
• The Etiquettes OF Being A Good  Neighbor   
• The Manners Of Sneezing And Yawning      
• First, The Manners Of Sneezing :    
• The Manners Of Interacting With One’s Brothers    
• The Manners Of Interacting With One’s Brothers    
• The Manners Of Interacting With One’s Wife    
• The Manners Of Dealing With One’s Wife    
• The Manners Of Supplication        
• The Manners Of Supplication     

The author says:

There are different kinds of manners, and so the Islamic ruling changes depending on which manner is in question. A specific manner can be Haram (forbidden), Waajib (compulsory), Mustahabb (recommended: one is rewarded for doing it but not punished for not doing it), Makrooh (disliked: one is rewarded for not doing it but not punished for doing it), or Mubaah (whether one does it or not, he is neither punished nor rewarded).

As we study each manner in this book, we will clarify its ruling. Throughout history, Muslim scholars have written books on manners, these being the most famous among them: Zaad Al- Ma’aad, by Ibn Al-Qayyim Al-Jawziyyah; Kitaab Al-AadaabAsh- Shar’iyyah, by Ibn Muflaih; and Kitaab Ghidhaa Al-Albaab, by As-Safaareenee. My purpose here is to summarize their works and present the manners they discussed in a book that is easy to read and understand. And in keeping with that purpose, I have tried as much as possible to avoid excessive detail.

It must be understood, of course, that perfection or even some semblance of completeness in any scholarly work is very difficult to achieve.

If a reader finds an error or any deficiency, he should call our attention to it, and Allah does not waste the rewards of those who strive to improve matters. We seek help from Allah and depend upon Him alone. There is neither might nor power except with Allah, the All-Mighty. O Allah, send prayers and salutations and blessings on Muhammad, his family, and his Companions 4. And all praise is to Allah, the Lord of all that exists; Written by, Fu’aad Ibn ‘Abdul-‘Azeez Ash-Shulhoob

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