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Death, Burial

Abode of Souls

FQS**4**95
Best Present for the Deceased

FQS**4**88
Building Mosques or Placing Lights on Graves

FQS**4**69
Building New Graves over Old Graves

FQS**4**77
Burial at Sea

FQS**4**74
Burial at Sunrise, at Midday, or at Sunset

FQS**4**62
Burying More than One Body in One Grave

FQS**4**73
Can the Women Visit the Graves

FQS**4**85
Children of Muslims and Non-Muslims

FQS**4**89
Collective Obligation

FQS**4**61
Deeds that Benefit the Deceased Persons and Proffering Reward for Good Deeds to the Messenger of Allah (peace be upon him)

FQS**4**86
Digging a Deep Grave is Desirable

FQS**4**62
Etiquette of Visiting Graves

FQS**4**83
Intention as a Prerequisite

FQS**4**88
Lahd is Better Than an Ordinary Grave

FQS**4**62
Making Humps Over Graves and Flattening Them

FQS**4**68
Non-Muslim Woman Who Dies While Carrying a Child by a Muslim is to be Buried in a Separate Grave

FQS**4**75
Placing a Body in the Grave

FQS**4**63
Placing a Distinguishing Mark on a Grave

FQS**4**68
Placing Branches of Palm on a Grave

FQS**4**74
Placing Clothes in the Grave is Disliked

FQS**4**63
Placing the Body Facing the Qiblah, Praying for the Deceased, And Loosening the Shroud

FQS**4**63
Praying for the Deceased After Its Burial

FQS**4**64
Preference of Being Buried in Cemeteries

FQS**4**75
Presenting the Reward to Allah's Messenger (pbuh)

FQS**4**89
Prohibition Against Covering Graves

FQS**4**69
Prohibition Against Talking Ill of the Dead

FQS**4**76
Prohibition of Sitting, Leaning, and Walking on Graves

FQS**4**71
Prohibition of Whitewashing or Writing on a Grave

FQS**4**72
Prompting the Deceased After the Burial

FQS**4**65
Questioning in the Grave

FQS**4**89
Reciting the Qur'an by the Graveside

FQS**4**76
Slaughtering Animals on the Graves

FQS**4**70
Sunnah Concerning Graveyards

FQS**4**66
Taking Off Shoes in Cemeteries

FQS**4**68
Throwing Three Handfuls of Soil over the Grave

FQS**4**64
Transferring the Body from One Place to Another

FQS**4**78
Visiting Graves

FQS**4**83
Woman Who Dies While Pregnant with a Living Fetus

FQS**4**75

Death, Burial Preparation

Cleaning the Body by Tayammum When Water is Unavailable

FQS**4**30
Disbeliever is not to be Washed

FQS**4**28
Martyr Does Not Need to be Washed

FQS**4**27
Martyrs Whose Bodies Must be Washed and for Whom Funeral Prayer Must be Performed

FQS**4**28
One Spouse Washing the Other

FQS**4**31
Preparation for the Burial of the Dead

FQS**4**26
Washing a Dead Body

FQS**4**29
Washing Severed Parts of a Dead Body

FQS**4**26
Washing the Dead

FQS**4**26
Who is to be Washed and Who is Not

FQS**4**26
Woman Washing a Boy

FQS**4**32

Death, Condolence

Condolences

FQS**4**80
Its Legal Status

FQS**4**80
Sitting for Condolence

FQS**4**82
Wording of Condolence

FQS**4**80

Death, Dying

Contemplation of Death and Preparation for it by Good Deeds

FQS**4**13
Death: A Form of Rest

FQS**4**26
Desirability of Having a Good Opinion about Allah

FQS**4**15
Desirability of Supplications and Remembrance of Allah for Those Visiting Someone on his Deathbed

FQS**4**15
Desire to Die in the Haramain

FQS**4**25
Excellence of a Long Life Enriched with Good Deeds

FQS**4**14
Good Deeds Prior to Death: An Indication of a Good End

FQS**4**15
Informing the Deceased's Family and Friends

FQS**4**20
It is Not Proper for a Person to Wish for Death

FQS**4**13
Life-Span of Muslims

FQS**4**26
Mourning for a Deceased

FQS**4**23
On Invoking Allah Upon Witnessing Death, and Saying 'Inna lillahi wa inna ilayhi raja'un'

FQS**4**19
Preparing Food for the Bereaved Family is Encouraged

FQS**4**23
Preparing the Kafan (Shroud) and Grave Before Death

FQS**4**24
Reward of a Person Losing a Child

FQS**4**25
Sudden Death

FQS**4**25
Wailing Over the Dead

FQS**4**22
Weeping Over the Dead

FQS**4**21
What Should be Done When Someone Dies

FQS**4**16

Death, Funeral Prayer

Its Legal Status

FQS**4**37
Requisite Conditions for Funeral Prayer

FQS**4**38
Reward for Offering Funeral Prayer

FQS**4**37

Death, Funeral Prayer Performed for Whom?

For Those Guilty of Embezzlement, Suicide, or Some Other Sins

FQS**4**49
Funeral Prayer for a Martyr

FQS**4**47
Funeral Prayer for a Non-Believer

FQS**4**51
Funeral Prayer for a Person Sentenced to Death

FQS**4**49
Funeral Prayer for an Aborted Child

FQS**4**46
Funeral Prayer for an Absentee and for a Person Who Has Disappeared

FQS**4**52
Funeral Prayer on a Grave

FQS**4**51
Person Surviving a Battle but Later Dying of Wounds

FQS**4**48
Persons for Whom Funeral Prayer is to be Offered

FQS**4**46

Death, Funeral Prayer Requirement

Actions to be Discouraged in a Funeral Procession

FQS**4**56
Arriving Late for Funeral Prayer

FQS**4**46
Carrying torches or fire in a funeral procession

FQS**4**56
Funeral Prayer for a Number of Dead Persons

FQS**4**44
Funeral Prayer in the Graveyard

FQS**4**53
Imam's Position in Funeral Prayer for a Male or a Female

FQS**4**44
Invoking Blessings Upon Allah's Prophet

FQS**4**40
Joining the Funeral Procession and Carrying the Coffin

FQS**4**54
Larger Number is Much Preferred

FQS**4**45
Main Requirements of the Funeral Prayer

FQS**4**38
Most Worthy Person to Lead a Funeral Prayer

FQS**4**54
Not Attending a Funeral Due to Some Forbidden Acts

FQS**4**60
Offering Funeral Prayer in a Mosque

FQS**4**53
Permit Women to Accompany a Funeral Procession

FQS**4**59
Raising of One's Hands During the Takbirs

FQS**4**39
Recite or raise one's voice or any similar activity

FQS**4**56
Reciting 'Al-Fatihah' and Salutations to the Prophet

FQS**4**39
Remain Seated When a Funeral Procession Passes By

FQS**4**58
Salutations

FQS**4**43
Sitting Down, When One is Following a Funeral, Before Those Carrying the Coffin Put it Down

FQS**4**57
Summary

FQS**4**44
Supplication for the Deceased

FQS**4**40
Supplications after the Fourth Takbir

FQS**4**43
Three Rows for a Funeral Prayer are Commended

FQS**4**45
Timing of Supplications

FQS**4**43
Women are Permitted to Offer Funeral Prayers

FQS**4**53

Death, Shroud

Extravagance in Shrouding is Disliked

FQS**4**35
Legal Status

FQS**4**33
Preferable Practices in Shrouding

FQS**4**33
Shroud Should be Purchased with the Deceased's Money

FQS**4**35
Shrouding a Pilgrim

FQS**4**34
Using Silk Cloth in the Shroud

FQS**4**35

Debt Transfering

'And those with whom your right hands have made a pledge, give them their due share'

SHB**3**489
SHB**3**490
SHB**3**491
Debts

SHB**3**495
Intention of repaying debts of a dead person

SHB**3**492
SHB**3**493
Kafala in loans and debts

SHB**3**488
Rejecting Al-Hawala after accepting it

SHB**3**486
The pledge of protection

SHB**3**494
Transferring the debt of a dead person

SHB**3**487

Decree

General Section on the People of the Decree

AMH**46**7
AMH**46**8
AMH**46**9
AMH**46**10
Prohibition against Talking about the Decree

AMH**46**1
AMH**46**2
AMH**46**3
AMH**46**4
AMH**46**5
AMH**46**6

Divine Foreordainment

'And Allah's commandment is a decree determined'

SHB**8**598
SHB**8**599
SHB**8**600
SHB**8**601
SHB**8**602
'But there is a ban on any population which We

SHB**8**609
'nothing will befall us except what Allah'

SHB**8**616
'We granted the vision which We showed you'

SHB**8**610
'We would not have been guided'

SHB**8**617
Adam and Moses argued with each other

SHB**8**611
Allah intervenes between a person and his heart

SHB**8**614
SHB**8**615
It is only Allah Who knows

SHB**8**596
SHB**8**597
No power can withhold what Allah gives

SHB**8**612
Reward depends upon one's last deed

SHB**8**603
SHB**8**604
Seeking something other than what has been ordained

SHB**8**605
SHB**8**606
Taking refuge with Allah

SHB**8**613
The pen is dry with Allah's knowledge

SHB**8**593
SHB**8**594
SHB**8**595
The protected is protected by Allah

SHB**8**608
There is neither might nor power, except with Allah

SHB**8**607

Divorce

'Do not marry unbelieving women'

SHB**7**209
'Either of you is a liar'

SHB**7**232
'For those who carry life within their wombs.'

SHB**7**239
SHB**7**240
SHB**7**241
'For those who take an oath for abstention'

SHB**7**212
SHB**7**213
'If anyone of you dies and leaves widows'

SHB**7**256
SHB**7**257
'If I were to stone any person to death'

SHB**7**230
'Nor it is lawful for them to hide'

SHB**7**246
'O Allah! Reveal the truth'

SHB**7**236
'O Prophet! Why do you ban that which Allah'

SHB**7**191
SHB**7**192
SHB**7**193
'Their husbands have more right to take them back'

SHB**7**247
SHB**7**248
SHB**7**249
'You are unlawful for me'

SHB**7**190
A lady in mourning may wear clothes of 'Asb

SHB**7**255
A manumitted female slave

SHB**7**203
SHB**7**204
SHB**7**205
A slave given the option regarding her husband

SHB**7**207
SHB**7**208
A widow should mourn for four months and ten days

SHB**7**251
Al-Khul'

SHB**7**197
SHB**7**198
SHB**7**199
SHB**7**200
Annulment of Marriage by Husband's Vow to Refrain from Intercourse (Ila)

AMH**29**17
AMH**29**18
AMH**29**19
Being divorced during the menses

SHB**7**179
SHB**7**180
Carrying out Lian in a mosque

SHB**7**229
Circumstances in Which only One Pronouncement of Divorce Permitted in Giving Wives Right of Divorce

AMH**29**12
AMH**29**13
Coitus Interruptus

AMH**29**95
AMH**29**96
AMH**29**97
AMH**29**98
AMH**29**99
AMH**29**100
Compensation in Divorce

AMH**29**45
AMH**29**46
Deadline of Men who do Not have Intercourse with Their Wives

AMH**29**74
AMH**29**75
Dhihar of Free Men

AMH**29**20
AMH**29**21
AMH**29**22
AMH**29**23
Dhihar of Slaves

AMH**29**24
Divorce according to the Prophet's Tradition

SHB**7**178
Divorce by Euphemistic Statements

AMH**29**5
AMH**29**6
AMH**29**7
AMH**29**8
AMH**29**9
Divorce given in a state of anger

SHB**7**194
SHB**7**195
SHB**7**196
Divorce of Men who Divorce for Compensation

AMH**29**33
Divorce of Sick Men

AMH**29**40
AMH**29**41
AMH**29**42
AMH**29**43
AMH**29**44
Divorce of Slaves

AMH**29**47
AMH**29**48
AMH**29**49
AMH**29**50
AMH**29**51
Divorce of Virgins

AMH**29**37
Divorcing a wife after the process of Lian

SHB**7**228
Divorcing thrice at a time

SHB**7**185
SHB**7**186
SHB**7**187
Fear of being attacked in husband's house

SHB**7**245
General Chapter on 'Idda of Divorce

AMH**29**70
AMH**29**71
General Section on Divorce

AMH**29**76
AMH**29**77
AMH**29**78
AMH**29**79
AMH**29**80
AMH**29**81
AMH**29**82
Giving option to wives

SHB**7**188
SHB**7**189
Idda of an Umm Walad when Her Master Dies

AMH**29**91
AMH**29**92
Idda of Divorce and Divorce of Menstruating Women

AMH**29**53
AMH**29**54
AMH**29**55
AMH**29**56
AMH**29**57
AMH**29**58
AMH**29**59
AMH**29**60
AMH**29**61
AMH**29**62
Idda of Slave-Girls Divorced by Their Husbands

AMH**29**69
Idda of Slave-Girls whose Master or Husband Dies

AMH**29**93
AMH**29**94
Idda of Widows when Pregnant

AMH**29**83
AMH**29**84
AMH**29**85
AMH**29**86
Idda of Women in their Houses when Divorced in Them

AMH**29**63
AMH**29**64
AMH**29**65
AMH**29**66
Idda of Women whose Husbands are Missing

AMH**29**52
If a pagan or Christian woman becomes a Muslim

SHB**7**211
Incense may be used by a lady in mourning

SHB**7**254
Inheritance of Children of Women against whom Lian has been Pronounced

AMH**29**36
Is a lady in mourning allowed to use kohl

SHB**7**252
SHB**7**253
Lian (Invoking Mutual Curses)

AMH**29**34
AMH**29**35
Limit of Abstaining from Adornment in Mourning

AMH**29**101
AMH**29**102
AMH**29**103
AMH**29**104
AMH**29**105
AMH**29**106
AMH**29**107
AMH**29**108
AMH**29**109
Maintenance of Divorced Women

AMH**29**67
AMH**29**68
Maintenance of Slave-Girls Divorced when Pregnant

AMH**29**51
Marry pagan ladies who embraced Islam

SHB**7**210
Marrying another man after being divorced

SHB**7**237
SHB**7**238
Oath of Men to Divorce while Not yet Married

AMH**29**73
Retaining one's wife while she is in menses

SHB**7**250
Selling a female slave does not lead to her divorce

SHB**7**202
Separating from Wives for Compensation

AMH**29**31
AMH**29**32
Suspecting paternity to a child

SHB**7**225
Taking the oath of Lian

SHB**7**226
Telling the wife face to face

SHB**7**181
SHB**7**182
SHB**7**183
SHB**7**184
The child of a lady accused of adultery

SHB**7**235
The difference between husband and wife

SHB**7**201
The divorce of those involved in Lian

SHB**7**233
SHB**7**234
The earnings of a prostitute and the illegal wedding

SHB**7**258
SHB**7**259
SHB**7**260
The gift of a husband to a divorced lady

SHB**7**262
The Ila (Vow of Abstention) of Slaves

AMH**29**19
The intercession of the Prophet

SHB**7**206
The Irrevocable' Divorce

AMH**29**1
AMH**29**2
AMH**29**3
AMH**29**4
The Lian

SHB**7**220
SHB**7**221
SHB**7**222
SHB**7**223
SHB**7**224
The Mahr in the case of Lian

SHB**7**231
The Mahr of a lady entered upon by her husband

SHB**7**261
The man should start the process of Lian

SHB**7**227
The Option (of Slave-Girls Married to Slaves when Freed)

AMH**29**25
AMH**29**26
AMH**29**27
AMH**29**28
AMH**29**29
AMH**29**30
The property and family of a lost person

SHB**7**214
The story of Fatima bint Qais

SHB**7**242
SHB**7**243
SHB**7**244
The Two Arbiters

AMH**29**72
Using gestures to express divorce

SHB**7**215
SHB**7**217
SHB**7**218
What is Clear about Giving Wives Right of Divorce

AMH**29**10
AMH**29**11
What is Not Clear in Giving Wives Right of Divorce

AMH**29**14
AMH**29**15
AMH**29**16
Widows Remaining in Their Houses until Free to Marry

AMH**29**87
AMH**29**88
AMH**29**89
AMH**29**90

Dreams, Interpretation of

'A dream that comes true is one of forty-six parts...'

SHB**9**115
SHB**9**116
SHB**9**117
SHB**9**118
A bad dream is from Satan

SHB**9**133
A number of persons having the same dream

SHB**9**120
A shirt seen in a dream

SHB**9**136
Considering the interpretation of a dream invalid

SHB**9**170
Day dreams

SHB**9**130
Do not mention bad dreams to anybody

SHB**9**168
SHB**9**169
Dragging a shirt in a dream

SHB**9**137
Drawing water from a well in a dream

SHB**9**146
Drawing water from a well with weakness

SHB**9**147
SHB**9**148
Dreaming that milk is flowing in one's limbs or nails

SHB**9**135
Dreams are from Allah

SHB**9**113
SHB**9**114
Giving the remainder of one's drink to another

SHB**9**154
Glad tidings

SHB**9**119
Green color and a green garden in a dream

SHB**9**138
Interpretation of dream after the Fajr prayer

SHB**9**171
Milk seen in a dream

SHB**9**134
Narrating a dream which one did not see

SHB**9**165
SHB**9**166
SHB**9**167
Night dreams

SHB**9**127
SHB**9**128
SHB**9**129
Performing ablution in a dream

SHB**9**152
Performing Tawaf around the Ka'ba in a dream

SHB**9**153
Removing the veil of a woman in a dream

SHB**9**139
Replacing something in a dream

SHB**9**161
Seeing a black woman in a dream

SHB**9**162
Seeing a bowl in a dream

SHB**9**157
Seeing a flowing spring in a dream

SHB**9**145
Seeing a kind of thick silk in a dream

SHB**9**143
Seeing a lady with unkempt hair in a dream

SHB**9**163
Seeing a palace in a dream

SHB**9**150
SHB**9**151
Seeing cows being slaughtered in a dream

SHB**9**159
Seeing oneself fettered in a dream

SHB**9**144
Seeing silken garments in a dream

SHB**9**140
Seeing something flying in a dream

SHB**9**158
Seeing the keys in one's hand in a dream

SHB**9**141
Seeing the Prophet in a dream

SHB**9**122
SHB**9**123
SHB**9**124
SHB**9**125
SHB**9**126
Taking hold of a handhold or a ring

SHB**9**142
The commencement of the Divine Inspiration

SHB**9**111
The dreams of prisoners, evildoers and pagans

SHB**9**121
The dreams of righteous people

SHB**9**112
The dreams of women

SHB**9**131
SHB**9**132
The feeling of security and disappearance of fear

SHB**9**155
To be taken to the right side in a dream

SHB**9**156
To blow out in a dream

SHB**9**160
To take rest in a dream

SHB**9**149
Waving a sword in a dream

SHB**9**164

Dress

'Say: Who has forbidden the adornment of Allah...'

SHB**7**674
A cloak with narrow sleeves

SHB**7**690
A woollen cloak

SHB**7**691
Adh-Dharira

SHB**7**814
Al-Qaza'

SHB**7**803
SHB**7**804
An iron ring

SHB**7**760
Angels do not enter a house with pictures inside

SHB**7**843
Applying scent to the head and beard

SHB**7**806
Artificial spaces between teeth

SHB**7**815
At-Talbid

SHB**7**796
SHB**7**797
SHB**7**798
Being asked to put life into a picture

SHB**7**846
Borrowing a necklace

SHB**7**770
Clipping nails

SHB**7**778
SHB**7**779
SHB**7**780
Combing one's hair

SHB**7**807
Covering one side of the body only

SHB**7**709
SHB**7**710
Covering the head and face with a covering sheet

SHB**7**698
Curly hair

SHB**7**787
SHB**7**788
SHB**7**789
SHB**7**791
SHB**7**792
SHB**7**793
SHB**7**794
SHB**7**795
Cursing picture-makers

SHB**7**845
Cutting short the mustaches

SHB**7**776
SHB**7**777
Dragging one's garment out of conceit

SHB**7**679
SHB**7**680
SHB**7**681
SHB**7**682
SHB**7**683
Dragging one's garment without conceit

SHB**7**675
SHB**7**676
Dyeing the hair

SHB**7**786
Earrings for women

SHB**7**771
Engraving in three lines

SHB**7**767
Gold rings

SHB**7**753
SHB**7**754
SHB**7**755
Green clothes

SHB**7**715
Grey hair

SHB**7**782
SHB**7**783
SHB**7**784
SHB**7**785
Hair braids

SHB**7**801
SHB**7**802
Hair parting

SHB**7**799
SHB**7**800
Hooded cloaks

SHB**7**694
Invoking Allah for one wearing new clothes

SHB**7**736
Leaving the beard

SHB**7**781
Lengthening hair artificially

SHB**7**823
SHB**7**824
SHB**7**825
SHB**7**826
Men adopting the manners of women

SHB**7**773
Men are forbidden to use saffron

SHB**7**737
Menstruating wife combing the hair of her husband

SHB**7**808
SHB**7**809
Mounting a man behind another man on an animal

SHB**7**850
Mounting a woman behind a man

SHB**7**851
Musk

SHB**7**811
Necklaces and Sikhabs worn by women

SHB**7**769
Not entering a house with pictures inside

SHB**7**844
Not refusing scent

SHB**7**813
Not to walk with only one shoe

SHB**7**746
Perfume

SHB**7**805
Picture-makers on the Day of Resurrection

SHB**7**834
SHB**7**835
Pictures

SHB**7**833
Pictures on things to trod on

SHB**7**838
SHB**7**839
Praying in clothes with pictures

SHB**7**842
Prohibiting effeminate men from houses

SHB**7**774
SHB**7**775
Putting on shoes

SHB**7**745
Removing hair from the face

SHB**7**822
Riding behind the rider on a camel

SHB**7**847
Rings for women

SHB**7**768
Silk for women

SHB**7**731
SHB**7**732
SHB**7**733
Silk is allowed for men suffering from an itch

SHB**7**730
Silver rings

SHB**7**756
Sitting on a mat made of date palm leaves

SHB**7**752
Sitting on pictures

SHB**7**840
SHB**7**841
Start combing from the right side

SHB**7**810
Taking off the left shoe first

SHB**7**747
The Aksiya and the Khama' is

SHB**7**706
SHB**7**707
SHB**7**708
The black Khamisa

SHB**7**713
SHB**7**714
The Burud

SHB**7**700
SHB**7**701
SHB**7**702
SHB**7**703
SHB**7**704
SHB**7**705
The engraving on the ring of the Prophet

SHB**7**766
The fringed Izar

SHB**7**684
The garment dyed with saffron

SHB**7**738
The helmit

SHB**7**699
The Ihtiba

SHB**7**711
SHB**7**712
The kind of scent recommended

SHB**7**812
The obliteration of pictures

SHB**7**836
SHB**7**837
The owner of the camel behind the rider

SHB**7**849
The part of the garment hanging below the ankles

SHB**7**678
The pocket opening of a shirt

SHB**7**689
The Prophet was contented with any clothes

SHB**7**734
SHB**7**735
The Qaba'

SHB**7**692
SHB**7**693
The red garment

SHB**7**739
The red leather tent

SHB**7**750
SHB**7**751
The red Maithara

SHB**7**740
The Rida

SHB**7**685
The Sabtiyya

SHB**7**741
SHB**7**742
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The sandal with two straps

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The Sikhab for boys

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The stone of the ring

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The wearing of Qassy

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The wearing of shirts

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The woman who gets herself tattooed

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The woman who practices tattooing

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Three riders on one camel

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Throwing away a gold ring

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To engrave a ring

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To tuck up or roll up one's clothes

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Touching silk but not wearing it

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Trousers

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Turbans

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Using a ring as a stamp for letters

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Using false hair

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Using silk for bedding

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Wearing a ring on the little finger

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Wearing a ring with the stone towards the palm

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Wearing silk clothes

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White clothes

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Dressing

A Man Dragging his Garments

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A Woman Dragging her Garments

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Clothes Disapproved of for Women to Wear

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Ways of Dressing

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Wearing Clothes for Beautification

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Wearing Dyed Garments and Gold

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Wearing Sandals

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Wearing Silk

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Drinks

Containers Forbidden for Preparation of Nabidh

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General Section on Wine being Made Haram

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Mixtures of Fruit Disapproved for Making Nabidh

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The Hadd for Drinking Wine

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Wine Made Haram

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Drinks

'Intoxicants and gambling, stones and arrows'

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Al-Badhaq

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Alcoholic drink is that drink which disturbs the mind

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Alcoholic drinks may be prepared from grapes and other things

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Alcoholic drinks were prohibited by Divine Order

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Asking the permission of the one on the right

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Breathing twice or thrice while drinking

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Covering containers

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Drinking blessed water

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Drinking from water skins

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Drinking out of a gold vessel

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Drinking out of a wooden vessel

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Drinking water from a basin

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Drinking water from the mouth of a water skin

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Drinking while on the back of a camel

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Drinking while standing

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Fresh water

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Liquor prepared from honey

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Milk

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Milk mixed with water

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Not to breathe into a vessel

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Preparing nonalcoholic drink by another name

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Silver utensils

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Sweet syrups and honey

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The one on the right should drink first

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The Prophet's utensils

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The unripe and ripe date drink

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The use of bowls and containers

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The younger should serve the older

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To drink date syrup as long as it does not intoxicate

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