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Agriculture

Conditions disliked in sharecropping

SHB**3**525
Cultivating land in Paradise

SHB**3**538
Cultivating neglected uncultivated land

SHB**3**528
Cutting trees and date-palms

SHB**3**519
Dividing the yield into two halves

SHB**3**521
Employing oxen for ploughing

SHB**3**517
Indulging in the work of cultivation

SHB**3**514
Investing someone else's money in cultivation

SHB**3**526
It is more beneficial to give land free

SHB**3**523
Keeping a watchdog for the farm

SHB**3**515

SHB**3**516
Not to rent the land at the yield of specific delimited portion of it

SHB**3**520
Planting trees

SHB**3**539

SHB**3**540
Renting the land for gold and silver

SHB**3**537
Saying to another person, 'Look after my date-palms

SHB**3**518
Saying: 'I let you utilize the land

SHB**3**531
Sharecropping with the Jews

SHB**3**524
Sharing the yield and fruits

SHB**3**532

SHB**3**533

SHB**3**534

SHB**3**535

SHB**3**536
Sowing seeds and planting trees

SHB**3**513
The contract of sharecropping

SHB**3**522
The valley of 'Aqiq

SHB**3**529

SHB**3**530
The Waqfs i.e. endowments of the Companions

SHB**3**527

Allah Sets Limits and Punishment

'As for the thief, both male and female'

SHB**8**780

SHB**8**781

SHB**8**782

SHB**8**783

SHB**8**784

SHB**8**785

SHB**8**786

SHB**8**787

SHB**8**788

SHB**8**789

SHB**8**790

SHB**8**791
Beating with date palm leaves and shoes

SHB**8**766

SHB**8**767

SHB**8**768

SHB**8**769

SHB**8**770
Carrying out legal punishment

SHB**8**777
Cursing thieves generally without mentioning names

SHB**8**774
Inflicting legal punishment on the nobles and the weak

SHB**8**778
Intercession is not recommended

SHB**8**779
Lashing the drunk

SHB**8**764
Legal punishment is expiation

SHB**8**775
The crime of adultery and alcohol

SHB**8**763
The drunkard is not regarded as a non-Muslim

SHB**8**771

SHB**8**772
The legal punishment carried out at home

SHB**8**765
The repentance of a thief

SHB**8**792

SHB**8**793
The thief while stealing

SHB**8**773
Transgressing Allah's limits

SHB**8**776

Animal Slaughtering and Hunting

'Lawful to you is the pursuit of sea-game

SHB**7**401

SHB**7**402
'So slaughter in the Name of Allah'

SHB**7**408
A pet dog

SHB**7**389

SHB**7**390

SHB**7**391
Al-Khadhf

SHB**7**388
Al-Muthla, Al-Masbura and Mujaththama

SHB**7**421

SHB**7**422

SHB**7**423

SHB**7**424

SHB**7**425
Animals slaughtered by a lady

SHB**7**412

SHB**7**413
Animals slaughtered by bedouins

SHB**7**415
Animals slaughtered by the people of the Scripture

SHB**7**416
Branding the faces

SHB**7**449

SHB**7**450
Catching the game days after hitting it

SHB**7**393
Domestic animals that run away

SHB**7**417
Donkey flesh

SHB**7**430

SHB**7**431

SHB**7**432

SHB**7**433

SHB**7**434

SHB**7**436

SHB**7**437
Eating dead flesh

SHB**7**404

SHB**7**405
Finding another hound with the game

SHB**7**394
Horse flesh

SHB**7**428

SHB**7**429
Hunting

SHB**7**395

SHB**7**396

SHB**7**397

SHB**7**398

SHB**7**399
Hunting on mountains

SHB**7**400
Hunting with a bow

SHB**7**387
If a hound eats of the game

SHB**7**392
If a mouse falls into butter

SHB**7**446

SHB**7**447

SHB**7**448
Instruments causing blood to gush out

SHB**7**409

SHB**7**410

SHB**7**411
Mentioning Allah's Name on slaughtering

SHB**7**406
Mentioning Allah's Name while hunting

SHB**7**384
Musk

SHB**7**441

SHB**7**442
Not to slaughter with a tooth, bone or nail

SHB**7**414
Shooting a runaway animal

SHB**7**452
Slaughtering in the name of idols

SHB**7**407
The eating of locusts

SHB**7**403
The game killed by the Mi'rad

SHB**7**385
The game killed with the shaft of the Mi'rad

SHB**7**386
The mastigure

SHB**7**444

SHB**7**445
The meat of beasts having fangs

SHB**7**438
The meat of chickens

SHB**7**426

SHB**7**427
The Nahr and the Dhabh

SHB**7**418

SHB**7**419

SHB**7**420
The rabbit

SHB**7**443
The skin of animals

SHB**7**439

SHB**7**440
War booty

SHB**7**451

Animals Slaughtered On 'Id-al-adha

'but it will not be sufficient for anybody else'

SHB**7**463

SHB**7**464
Meat is desired on the day of Nahr

SHB**7**457
Putting one's foot on the side of the animal

SHB**7**471
Sacrifice should be offered on the day of Nahr

SHB**7**458
Sacrifices slaughtered

SHB**7**456
Saying Takbir while slaughtering

SHB**7**472
Sending the Hadi to be slaughtered

SHB**7**473
Slaughtering sacrifice after the 'Id prayer

SHB**7**467
Slaughtering sacrifice on behalf of others

SHB**7**466
Slaughtering sacrifices at the Musalla-

SHB**7**459
Slaughtering the sacrifice before the 'Id prayer

SHB**7**468

SHB**7**469

SHB**7**470
Slaughtering the sacrifice with one's own hands

SHB**7**465
The distribution of the meat of sacrificed animals

SHB**7**455
The Prophet slaughtered two horned rams

SHB**7**460

SHB**7**461

SHB**7**462
The tradition of Al-Udhiya

SHB**7**453

SHB**7**454
What may be eaten of the meat of sacrificed animals

SHB**7**474

SHB**7**475

SHB**7**476

SHB**7**478

SHB**7**479

SHB**7**480

Animals, Hunting

Eating Carrion when Forced to out of Necessity

AMH**25**19
Eating Game Killed with Throwing Sticks and by Stones

AMH**25**1

AMH**25**2

AMH**25**3

AMH**25**4

AMH**25**5
Game Caught by Trained Dogs

AMH**25**6

AMH**25**7

AMH**25**8
Game of the Sea

AMH**25**9

AMH**25**10

AMH**25**11

AMH**25**12
Prohibition against Eating Animals with Fangs

AMH**25**13

AMH**25**14
Using the Skin of Animals Found Dead

AMH**25**16

AMH**25**17

AMH**25**18
What is Disapproved of Regarding Eating Riding Animals

AMH**25**15

Animals, Sacrifice

Animals Desirable as Sacrifices

AMH**23**3
Animals to Be Avoided as Sacrifices

AMH**23**1

AMH**23**2
Prohibition against Sacrificing Animals Before the Imam Departs

AMH**23**4

AMH**23**5
Sharing Sacrificial Animals and How Many Share a Cow or Camel

AMH**23**9

AMH**23**10

AMH**23**11
Storing Meat from Sacrificial Animals

AMH**23**6

AMH**23**7

AMH**23**8
The Sacrificial Animal for the Child in the Womb and Mention of the Days of Sacrifice

AMH**23**12

AMH**23**13

Animals, Slaughtering

Methods of Slaughter Permitted in Necessity

AMH**24**3

AMH**24**4

AMH**24**5

AMH**24**6
Saying the Name of Allah over the Slaughtered Animal

AMH**24**1

AMH**24**2
Slaughtering What is in the Womb of a Slaughtered Animal

AMH**24**8

AMH**24**9
What is Disapproved of in Slaughtering Animals

AMH**24**7

Ansar, Merits of

'Accept the deeds of the good ones'143

SHB**5**144

SHB**5**145
'Be patient till you meet at the Tank-lake'

SHB**5**136

SHB**5**137

SHB**5**138
'I would have been one of the Ansar'

SHB**5**123
'O Allah, complete the migration'

SHB**5**273
'O Allah, improve the state of the Ansar'

SHB**5**139

SHB**5**140

SHB**5**141
'They give others preference over themselves'

SHB**5**142
'Those who had homes in Medina

SHB**5**120

SHB**5**121

SHB**5**122
'You are most beloved people to me'

SHB**5**129

SHB**5**130
Al-Mi'raj i.e. Ascent of the Prophet

SHB**5**227

SHB**5**228
Al-Qasama in the Pre-Islamic period of ignorance

SHB**5**185

SHB**5**186

SHB**5**187

SHB**5**188

SHB**5**189
Hudhaifa bin Al-Yaman Al-Absy

SHB**5**161
Jinns

SHB**5**199

SHB**5**200
Narration about Jarir bin 'Abdullah Al-Bajla

SHB**5**160
The advent of the Prophet as messenger of Allah

SHB**5**190
The arrival of the Prophet at Medina

SHB**5**261

SHB**5**262

SHB**5**263

SHB**5**264

SHB**5**265

SHB**5**266

SHB**5**267

SHB**5**268

SHB**5**269
The bond of fraternity

SHB**5**124

SHB**5**125

SHB**5**126
The building of the Ka'ba

SHB**5**170

SHB**5**171
The coming of the Jews to the Prophet on arrival

SHB**5**277

SHB**5**278

SHB**5**279

SHB**5**280

SHB**5**281
The conversion of 'Umar bin Al-Khattab

SHB**5**203

SHB**5**204

SHB**5**205

SHB**5**206

SHB**5**207
The conversion of Abu Bakr As-Siddiq

SHB**5**197
The conversion of Abu Dhar Al-Ghifari to Islam

SHB**5**201
The conversion of Said bin Zaid to Islam

SHB**5**202
The conversion of Salman Al-Farsi to Islam

SHB**5**282

SHB**5**283

SHB**5**284
The conversion of Saud to Islam

SHB**5**198
The days of the Pre-Islamic period of ignorance

SHB**5**172

SHB**5**173

SHB**5**174

SHB**5**175

SHB**5**176

SHB**5**177

SHB**5**178

SHB**5**179

SHB**5**180

SHB**5**181

SHB**5**182

SHB**5**183

SHB**5**184
The death of An-Najash i.e. the Negus

SHB**5**217

SHB**5**218

SHB**5**219

SHB**5**220
The deputations of the Ansar to the Prophet

SHB**5**229

SHB**5**230

SHB**5**231

SHB**5**232

SHB**5**233
The followers of the Ansar

SHB**5**131

SHB**5**132
The marriage of the Prophet and Khadija

SHB**5**162

SHB**5**163

SHB**5**164

SHB**5**165

SHB**5**167

SHB**5**168
The marriage of the Prophet with Aisha

SHB**5**234

SHB**5**235

SHB**5**236
The merits of Saud bin Mu'ad

SHB**5**146

SHB**5**147

SHB**5**148
The merits of Usaid bin Hudair and 'Abbas bin Bishr

SHB**5**149
The migration of the Prophet to Medina

SHB**5**237

SHB**5**238

SHB**5**239

SHB**5**240

SHB**5**241

SHB**5**242

SHB**5**243

SHB**5**244

SHB**5**245

SHB**5**246

SHB**5**247

SHB**5**248

SHB**5**249

SHB**5**250

SHB**5**251

SHB**5**252

SHB**5**253

SHB**5**254

SHB**5**255

SHB**5**256

SHB**5**257

SHB**5**258

SHB**5**259

SHB**5**260
The migration to Ethiopia

SHB**5**212

SHB**5**213

SHB**5**214

SHB**5**215

SHB**5**216
The Night journey of the Prophet

SHB**5**226
The oath taken by the pagans against the Prophet

SHB**5**221
The splitting of the moon into two pieces

SHB**5**208

SHB**5**209

SHB**5**210

SHB**5**211
The stay of the Emigrants in Mecca after Hajj

SHB**5**270
The story of Abu Talib

SHB**5**222

SHB**5**223

SHB**5**224

SHB**5**225
The Superiority of the houses of the Ansar

SHB**5**133

SHB**5**134

SHB**5**135
The troubles which the pagans of Mecca caused

SHB**5**191

SHB**5**192

SHB**5**193

SHB**5**194

SHB**5**195

SHB**5**196
The virtues of 'Abdullah bin Salam

SHB**5**157

SHB**5**158

SHB**5**159
The virtues of Abu Talha

SHB**5**156
The virtues of Mu'adh bin Jabal

SHB**5**150

SHB**5**151

SHB**5**152
The virtues of Ubai bin Ka'b

SHB**5**153

SHB**5**154
The virtues of Zaid bin Thabit

SHB**5**155
To love the Ansar is a sign of faith

SHB**5**127

SHB**5**128
When did the Muslim calendar start?

SHB**5**271

SHB**5**272
Zaid bin 'Amr bin Nufail

SHB**5**169

Apostates

'The Hour will not be established until...'

SHB**9**69
Abusing the Prophet

SHB**9**60

SHB**9**61

SHB**9**62
Giving up fighting to create intimacy

SHB**9**67

SHB**9**68
Killing those who disagree with the Muslims

SHB**9**64

SHB**9**65

SHB**9**66
The legal regulation for male and female apostate

SHB**9**57

SHB**9**58
The Prophet beaten by his own people

SHB**9**63
Those who form wrong opinions about their Muslims

SHB**9**70

SHB**9**71

SHB**9**72
Those who refuse to fulfill duties enjoined by Allah

SHB**9**59
Worshipping something besides Allah

SHB**9**53

SHB**9**54

SHB**9**55

SHB**9**56

Aqiqa

About the Aqiqa

AMH**26**1

AMH**26**2

AMH**26**3
Al-'Atira

SHB**7**383
Al-Fara'

SHB**7**382
Behavior in the Aqiqa

AMH**26**4

AMH**26**5

AMH**26**6

AMH**26**7
The naming of a newly born child

SHB**7**376

SHB**7**377

SHB**7**378

SHB**7**379

SHB**7**379
To remove what harms the boy when 'Aqiqa is offered

SHB**7**380

SHB**7**381

Authorization

Deputizing a person present or absent

SHB**3**501
Deputizing a person to give an unstated amount

SHB**3**504
Deputizing a person to repay debts

SHB**3**502
Deputizing a trustworthy treasurer

SHB**3**512
Deputizing someone in exchanging money and weighing goods

SHB**3**499
Deputizing someone to carry out legal punishment

SHB**3**508

SHB**3**509
Deputizing someone to sacrifice Budn

SHB**3**510
Deputy lending something in his custody

SHB**3**505
Deputy saving things liable to be spoilt

SHB**3**500
Deputy selling something in an illegal manner

SHB**3**506
Deputyship for managing the Waqf

SHB**3**507
Giving a gift to a deputy

SHB**3**503
Muslim deputizing a non-Muslim warrior

SHB**3**498
One partner deputizing for another

SHB**3**496

SHB**3**497
Telling a deputy, 'Spend it as Allah directs you'

SHB**3**511