Al-Adab al-Mufrad
الأدب المفرد
A dedicated collection by the author of Sahih al-Bukhari focusing exclusively on hadith related to manners, etiquette, and moral conduct. Contains 1,322 narrations covering topics from greeting people and visiting the sick to maintaining family ties and showing kindness to animals. Widely used as a manual of Islamic character development.
Table of Contents
INTRO Introduction to Al-Adab Al-Mufrad: A Code for Everyday Living 1 I. Parents 2 II. Ties of Kinship 3 III. Mawlas 4 VI. Neighbours 5 VII. Generosity and Orphans 6 IX. Being a master 7 X. Responsibility 8 XII. Dealing with people cheerfully 9 XIV. Dealings with people and good character 10 XV. Cursing and Defamation 11 XVII. Visiting and Guests 12 XX. Mercy 13 XXII. Separation 14 XXII. Advice 15 XXIV. Extravagance in Building 16 XXVI. Attending to this world 17 XXX. Supplication 18 XXXI. Guests and Spending 19 XXXIII. Names 20 XXXIV. Kunyas 21 XXXVI. Words 22 XXXVIII. Omens 23 XD. Gestures 24 XDI. Greetings 25 XDII. Asking permission to enter 26 XDIII. The People of the Book 27 XDIV. Gatherings 28 XDV. Behaviour with people 29 XDVI. Sitting and lying down 30 XDVII. Mornings and evenings 31 XDIX. Animals 32 DII. Betting and similar pastimes 33 DIV. Aspects of Behaviour
Details
- Category
- Ethics & Spirituality
- Madhab
- general
- Subject
- hadith
- Original Language
- ar
- Available In
- ar en
- Written
- 256h (870 CE)
- Author Died
- 151h
- Volumes
- 1