- KITAB-UL-AQHLAQ
- THE BOOK OF MANNERS
- Place of morality in Islam.
- Important good manners.
- Good morals and bad compassion and lack of it.
- They are deserving of divine mercy who are Merciful to others.
- On showing kindness to animals —- A thirsty dog.
- Forgiveness and self-restraint.
- Doing good.
- Even the smallest act of goodness is precious in the judgment of the lord.
- Self-denial.
- Love and hatred for the sake of Allah.
- Love for the sake of Allah is really respect for and worship of Allah.
- They become the beloved of Allah who care for each other.
- Those who work for the sake of Allah will be distinguished on the day of resurrection.
- Love, a means to nearness.
- Religious brotherhood and Islamic fellow
- Feeling
- Fellow feeling among Muslims.
- Forbidding mutual hatred, jealousy and fault-finding.
- Warning to those who cause hardship to believers.
- Warning against envy.
- The curse of Maliciousness.
- Rejoicing at the misfortune of others.
- Mildness and Affability.
- Forbearance of the Prophet.
- Self-restraint of the manners and stressed by the Holy Prophet is to control one’s tempers.
- A wrestler is he who overcomes anger.
- What to do when aroused?
- Superiority of suppressing one’s anger for the sake of Allah.
- Acting in a cool and collected manner.
- Gentleness of speech.
- The virtue of talking less and avoiding vain and rotten speech.
- On giving-up what is foolish and absurd.
- Tale-bearing.
- Slander and back-biting.
- Double-dealing.
- Truthfulness and Trustworthiness
- Truthfulness and falschood.
- Honesty in trade.
- Falsehood and breach of trust are inimical to faith.
- Filth of falsehood.
- A most serious from of perfidy.
- Bearing false witness and swearing a false oath.
- False Oath.
- Disguised or imperceptible falsehood.
- Covert or concealed perfidy.
- To say something on one’s own in order to bring a dispute of mischief to an end is not falsehood.
- Fulfilling a promise.
- Patient, perseverance and gratitude.
- Reliance on Allah.
- Sincerity in action and single-minded devotion
- Allah regards what lies in the hearts.
- Propitiousness of single-minded devotion.
- Riya is a form of polytheism.
- Any act with the slightest trace of polytheism is not worthy of acceptance.
- Disgrace and lgnominy will be the lot of the dissembler.
- Stern warning to those who seek worldly gain in the name of faith.
- Severest chastisement of hell for deceitful worshippers and theologains.
- The first to be awarded the punishment of hell on the day of judgment will be the hypocritical theologian, martyr and doer of charity.
- To be respected for good-doing is a favor of the lord.
KITAB-UL-RIQAQ
- (THE BOOK OF SOFT-HEARTEDNESS)
- Fear of Allah and Anxiety for the hereafter.
- If the invisible was made known to us.
- Remember death much to keep negligence away.
- Fear and anxiety.
- Wise and Farsighted.
- With hearts afraid.
- On the day of judgment every worshipper will regards his deeds as insignificant.
- Minor sins.
- Fear and hope.
- Whoever has felt the fear of Allah will be slavaged from hell.
- Auspiciousness of tears.
- Standing of hair on end.
- A Arable.
- Criterion of excellence and nearness.
- Conditions of Prophet and the champions.
- Contemptuous disregard of the world
- The world and hereafter.
- The material world in comparison to the hereafter.
- Believer’s prison-house.
- The world is transitory while the hereafter is eternal a veritable curse.
- Seeker of the world cannot keep himself from sinning.
- Allah protects whom he loves from the world.
- A wayfarer.
- This world and the next.
- Do not attach yourself to this world but seek the here after.
- Danger of affluence.
- Riches – The greatest mischief.
- Love for wealth and fame is destructive to religion.
- Love for wealth and the world remains undiminished in old age too.
- Greed for amasing wealth is instable.
- The seeker of the hereafter and the seeker of this world.
- Real share in wealth.
- Slaves of wealth deprived of Allah’s Mercy.
- Not to trade of hoard wealth.
- Preference of poverty.
- Most inviable bondman.
- Abu Darda’s reply to wife.
- Death of poverty.
- Most beloved of the lord.
- Who hide their hunger and privation.
- Zuhud (Asceticism) and its fruit.
- Beloved of both, Allah and Man.
- On keeping company with ascetics.
- Ready recompense.
- Chosen Bondsmen.
- Righteousness is based on belief and zuhud.
- Islamic asceticism.
- Prophet’s liking for poverty.
- Not even barely beard.
- Unparalleled persecution.
- Oven not lighted for months.
- Continuous hunger.
- The prophets mail was mortgaged with a jew.
- Lying on a mat.
- Sleeps on mat like a traveler.
- Wealth is blessing if…….
- Obtaining wealth for virtuous ends.
- It is Istedraj.
- Do not be envious of the prosperity of an evil docr.
- Consider no one lowly because of poverty.
- Blessedness of the weak and Indigent.
- Look at an inferior not at a supervisor.
- Virtuous life.
- Some important Exhortations of the prophet.