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Book Seventeen: The Book of the Prohibited Actions
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1 Chapter 254: The Prohibition of Backbiting and the Commandment of Guarding one's Tongue 715
2 Chapter 255: Prohibition of Listening to Backbiting 732
3 Chapter 256: Some cases where it is permissible to Backbite 787
4 Chapter 257: Prohibition of Calumny 919
5 Chapter 258: Prohibition of Carrying tales of the Officers 935
6 Chapter 259: Condemnation of Double-faced People 1018
7 Chapter 260: Condemnation and Prohibition of Falsehood 690
8 Chapter 261: Falsehood that is Permissible 937
9 Chapter 262: Ascertainment of what one Hears and Narrates 730
10 Chapter 263: Prohibition of Giving False Testimony 854
11 Chapter 264: Prohibition of Cursing one Particular Man or Animal 704
12 Chapter 265: Justification of Cursing the Wrongdoers without Specifying one of them 790
13 Chapter 266: Prohibition of Reviling a Muslim without any cause 755
14 Chapter 267: Prohibition of Abusing the Deceased without a valid Legal reason approved by Shari'ah 910
15 Chapter 268: Prohibition of Maligning 834
16 Chapter 269: Prohibition of Nursing Rancor and Enmity 857
17 Chapter 270: Prohibition of Envy 946
18 Chapter 271: Prohibition of Spying on Muslims and to be Inquisitive about Others 719
19 Chapter 272: Prohibition of Suspicion 934
20 Chapter 273: Prohibition of Despising Muslims 648
21 Chapter 274: Prohibition of Rejoicing over another's Trouble 834
22 Chapter 275: Prohibition of Deriding one's Lineage 862
23 Chapter 276: Prohibition of Deceiving others 701
24 Chapter 277: Prohibition of the Treachery and Breaking one's Covenant 734
25 Chapter 278: Prohibition of Recounting of Favors 791
26 Chapter 279: Prohibition of Arrogance and Oppression 738
27 Chapter 280: Prohibition of Breaking ties and Relationships 776
28 Chapter 281: Prohibition of two Holding Secret Counsel to the Exclusion of Conversing with a Third 632
29 Chapter 282: Prohibition of Cruelty 551
30 Chapter 283: Prohibition of Chastisement with Fire 693
31 Chapter 284: Prohibition of Procrastinating by a Rich Person to Fulfill his Obligation 745
32 Chapter 285: Undesirability of giving a Gift and then ask back for it 737
33 Chapter 286: Prohibition of devouring the Property of an Orphan 698
34 Chapter 287: Prohibition of taking Ar-Riba (The Usury) 681
35 Chapter 288: Prohibition of Show-off 588
36 Chapter 289: Things not to be Considered as Showing off 700
37 Chapter 290: Prohibition of gazing at women and Beardless Handsome Boys except in Exigency 725
38 Chapter 291: Prohibition of Meeting a non-Mahram Woman in Seclusion 777
39 Chapter 292: Prohibition for Men and Women apeing one another 880
40 Chapter 293: Prohibition of following the Manners of Satan and Disbelievers 702
41 Chapter 294: Forbidding to Dye Hair Black 750
42 Chapter 295: On Prohibition of Shaving a part of Head 658
43 Chapter 296: Prohibition of Wearing False Hair, Tattooing and Filling of Teeth 809
44 Chapter 297: Prohibition of Plucking Grey Hairs 819
45 Chapter 298: Prohibition of using the right hand for cleaning after toilet without a valid reason 731
46 Chapter 299: Undesirability of Wearing one Shoe or Sock 673
47 Chapter 300: Prohibition of Leaving the Fire Burning 780
48 Chapter 301: Prohibition of putting oneself to Undue Hardship 624
49 Chapter 302: Prohibition of Bewailing the Deceased 619
50 Chapter 303: Prohibition of Consultation with Soothsayers 575
 
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The Messenger of Allah (pbuh) said: 'Cleanliness is half of faith, and [saying] 'Praise be to God' fills the scale, and [saying] 'Glory be to God' and 'Praise be to God' fill up what is between the heavens and the earth, and prayer is a light, and charity is proof [of one's faith], and patience is a brightness, and the Qur'an is a proof for or against you. All men go out early in the morning and sell themselves, some setting themselves free and others destroying themselves.'(Narrated by Muslim)
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