Hadith Subject Index - Subject letter : w

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Water Distribution

'Superfluous water should not be withheld

SHB**3**543
SHB**3**544
Controversies about wells

SHB**3**546
Dams of rivers

SHB**3**548
Digging a well on one's own land

SHB**3**545
Drinking water from a river

SHB**3**559
SHB**3**560
Giving water in charity

SHB**3**541
SHB**3**542
Hima i.e. and kept for private pasturing

SHB**3**558
Irrigation of the nearest land

SHB**3**549
Milking camels at watering places

SHB**3**565
Passing through a garden

SHB**3**566
SHB**3**567
SHB**3**568
SHB**3**569
Providing water to those who need it

SHB**3**551
SHB**3**552
SHB**3**553
Selling wood and grass

SHB**3**561
SHB**3**562
SHB**3**563
The water owner

SHB**3**554
SHB**3**555
SHB**3**556
SHB**3**557
Uncultivated land granted by ruler

SHB**3**564
Watering land up to the ankles

SHB**3**550
Withholding water from travelers

SHB**3**547

Wedlock, Nikah

'And give the women their Mahr as a gift'

SHB**7**78
'And the children who have not yet attained the age'

SHB**7**176
'Beat them lightly.'

SHB**7**132
'Have a look at either of my wives'

SHB**7**10
'I will go round to all my wives tonight

SHB**7**169
'If the guardian himself is the suitor

SHB**7**62
SHB**7**63
'If the wife fears cruelty or desertion'

SHB**7**134
'If they are in poverty'

SHB**7**24
'If you divorce the women and they fulfill

SHB**7**59
SHB**7**60
SHB**7**61
'If you fear that you shall not be able to deal'

SHB**7**71
'Marry me to so-and-so'

SHB**7**72
'Men are protectors and maintainers of women'

SHB**7**129
'No suckling is to be carried on after'

SHB**7**39
'Prohibited to you for marriage are'

SHB**7**36
SHB**7**37
SHB**7**38
'Protect yourself and your family from a fire'

SHB**7**116
'The women should not display their beauty'

SHB**7**175
'Whoever is able to marry, should marry'

SHB**7**3
'Your step-daughtersare also prohibited'

SHB**7**42
A free lady as the wife of a slave

SHB**7**34
A man should not stay in seclusion with a woman

SHB**7**159
SHB**7**160
A man's attempt to prevent arousing daughter's jealousy

SHB**7**157
A meal of trotters

SHB**7**107
A private meeting between a man and a woman

SHB**7**161
A woman presenting herself for marriage

SHB**7**48
A woman presenting herself to a righteous man

SHB**7**53
SHB**7**54
A woman should not allow anyone to enter her house

SHB**7**123
A woman should not fast except with husband's consent

SHB**7**120
Accepting an invitation to any party

SHB**7**108
Admonishing one's daughter

SHB**7**177
Awakening the desire for marriage

SHB**7**1
SHB**7**2
Bad omen of a lady

SHB**7**30
SHB**7**31
SHB**7**32
SHB**7**33
Beating the tambourine during the Nikah

SHB**7**77
Being polite and kind to the women

SHB**7**113
Borrowing clothes for the bride

SHB**7**93
Canceling an engagement

SHB**7**75
Claiming that one has more and better things than one really has

SHB**7**146
Conditions not lawful in the marriage contract

SHB**7**82
Conditions stipulated in the marriage contract

SHB**7**81
Consummating marriage before going on campaign

SHB**7**87
Consummating marriage during the day

SHB**7**90
Consummating marriage on a journey

SHB**7**89
Consummating marriage with a girl of nine years

SHB**7**88
Describing a woman to her husband

SHB**7**167
SHB**7**168
Deserting her husband's bed

SHB**7**121
SHB**7**122
Effeminate men are forbidden to enter upon women

SHB**7**162
Emigration with intent to marry

SHB**7**8
Equality in wealth

SHB**7**29
Exchanging daughters or sisters without Mahr

SHB**7**47
Give a wedding banquet even with one sheep

SHB**7**96
SHB**7**97
SHB**7**98
SHB**7**99
Giving a banquet with less than one sheep

SHB**7**101
Giving a bigger banquet for one wife than for others

SHB**7**100
Giving a wedding banquet

SHB**7**84
Giving Mahr in the form of material things

SHB**7**80
Giving one's young children in marriage

SHB**7**64
Husband and wife should have the same religion

SHB**7**25
SHB**7**26
SHB**7**27
SHB**7**28
Invocation for the women who prepare the bride

SHB**7**86
Invoking good upon a person who got married

SHB**7**85
It is obligatory to accept invitation to a banquet

SHB**7**102
SHB**7**103
SHB**7**104
SHB**7**105
It is prohibited to have two sisters as wives

SHB**7**43
Looking at female foster suckling relations

SHB**7**166
Loving some wives more than others

SHB**7**145
Marriage without the lady's consent is invalid

SHB**7**69
SHB**7**70
Marrying a matron after having had a virgin

SHB**7**141
Marrying a virgin after having had a matron

SHB**7**140
Marrying and manumitting one's own slave girl

SHB**7**20
SHB**7**21
SHB**7**22
Marrying one's daughter to a ruler

SHB**7**65
Marrying several women

SHB**7**5
SHB**7**6
SHB**7**7
Men will decrease and women will increase

SHB**7**158
Nikah-al Mut'a

SHB**7**50
SHB**7**51
SHB**7**52
Not getting married

SHB**7**11
SHB**7**12
Not to enter one's house at night from a journey

SHB**7**170
SHB**7**171
Not to marry a man married to one's paternal aunt

SHB**7**44
SHB**7**45
SHB**7**46
Not to marry more than four wives at a time

SHB**7**35
Ordering the wife to do something sinful

SHB**7**133
Perfume for the bridegroom

SHB**7**83
Permission for women to go to the mosque

SHB**7**165
Presenting one's daughter or sister to a man

SHB**7**55
SHB**7**56
Refusing an invitation

SHB**7**106
Regarding the manumission of a slave girl as her Mahr

SHB**7**23
Seeking to beget children

SHB**7**172
SHB**7**173
Sexual relations with all wives in one day

SHB**7**143
Something disapproving in a party

SHB**7**110
Taking one bath only after having had sexual intercourse with all the wives

SHB**7**142
Taking the permission of all the wives

SHB**7**144
The advice of a father to his daughter

SHB**7**119
The attendance of women and children at a party

SHB**7**109
The bride herself serving the guests

SHB**7**111
The coitus interruptus

SHB**7**135
SHB**7**136
SHB**7**137
The consent of the lady

SHB**7**67
SHB**7**68
The curtains, bedding, etc, designed for women

SHB**7**91
The decision of the Prophet

SHB**7**130
SHB**7**131
The exhortation of taking care of women

SHB**7**114
SHB**7**115
The Ghira

SHB**7**147
SHB**7**148
SHB**7**149
SHB**7**150
SHB**7**151
SHB**7**152
SHB**7**153
SHB**7**154
The jealousy of women and their anger

SHB**7**155
SHB**7**156
The lady already engaged

SHB**7**73
SHB**7**74
The looking of women at other people

SHB**7**163
The marriage of a Muhrim

SHB**7**49
The marriage of a young lady to an elderly man

SHB**7**18
The marrying of a poor man who is a Muslim

SHB**7**9
The milk belongs to the husband

SHB**7**40
The Naqi' served at a wedding party

SHB**7**112
The ruler is regarded as a guardian

SHB**7**66
The speech at the time of marriage

SHB**7**76
The type of woman one should seek for marriage

SHB**7**19
The wedding banquet is obligatory

SHB**7**95
The wife giving up her turn to another wife

SHB**7**139
The wife has a right over the husband

SHB**7**127
The witness of a wet nurse

SHB**7**41
The woman is a guardian in her husband's house

SHB**7**128
The woman whose husband is absent

SHB**7**174
To be unthankful to the husband

SHB**7**125
SHB**7**126
To draw lots among wives

SHB**7**138
To look at a woman before marrying her

SHB**7**57
SHB**7**58
To marry a man for what he knows of the Qur'an

SHB**7**79
To marry matrons

SHB**7**16
SHB**7**17
To marry virgins

SHB**7**14
SHB**7**15
Treating one's family in a polite and kind manner

SHB**7**117
SHB**7**118
What a man should say on having sexual intercourse

SHB**7**94
Whoever cannot afford to marry should fast

SHB**7**4
Women going out for their needs

SHB**7**164
Women in the Hell Fire

SHB**7**124

Wills and Testament

'After the execution of a will made by'

SHB**4**12
'But if at the time of division'

SHB**4**21
'Give to the orphans their wealth'

SHB**4**25
'It is prescribed, when death approaches'

SHB**4**1
SHB**4**2
SHB**4**3
SHB**4**4
'Look after my son'

SHB**4**8
'My land or my garden is Sadaqa for Allah's sake'

SHB**4**19
'Those who unjustly eat up the property of orphans'

SHB**4**28
'We do not want its price, except from Allah'

SHB**4**39
A group of persons giving a jointly-owned land

SHB**4**32
A legal heir having no right to inherit through a will

SHB**4**10
A patient giving a clear sign by nodding

SHB**4**9
About Damages and Injuries Caused by Slaves

AMH**37**8
Bequests to Heirs and Right of Possession

AMH**37**4
Building a mosque on endowment land

SHB**4**35
Can the founder have the usufruct of his endowment

SHB**4**17
SHB**4**18
Children and women

SHB**4**16
Command to Write Testaments

AMH**37**1
Dealing with the Property of the Pregnant Woman, the Sick Person and Someone Present in Battle

AMH**37**4
Effeminate Men and Custody of Children

AMH**37**5
AMH**37**6
Explanation of above Statement of Allah

SHB**4**13
SHB**4**14
General Chapter on Making Judgment and Shying Away from It

AMH**37**7
AMH**37**8
Giving a piece of land as endowment

SHB**4**30
SHB**4**31
Giving animals, property, silver and gold

SHB**4**36
Giving in charity at the time of death

SHB**4**11
Giving in charity on behalf of a dead person

SHB**4**22
SHB**4**23
Giving wealth, slaves, etc in charity as endowment

SHB**4**20
Guardian dealing with an orphan's wealth

SHB**4**26
SHB**4**27
If somebody founds an endowment

SHB**4**15
Leaving one's inheritors wealthy

SHB**4**5
Liability for Defect Goods

AMH**37**6
Limiting the Bequest to One-Third of the Estate

AMH**37**4
Paying the debts of the deceased by executor

SHB**4**40
Permissibility of the Bequest of the Child, the Simpleton, the Lunatic and the Idiot

AMH**37**2
AMH**37**3
Spending the usufruct of an endowment

SHB**4**34
The employment of an orphan

SHB**4**29
The salary of the administrator of an endowment

SHB**4**37
SHB**4**38
To will one-third of one's property

SHB**4**6
SHB**4**7
What is Permitted of Gifts

AMH**37**9
Witnesses in foundation of an endowment

SHB**4**24
Writing an endowment

SHB**4**33

Wishes

'If I had formerly known what I came to know lately...'

SHB**9**335
SHB**9**336
'Were it not for Allah, we would not have been...'

SHB**9**342
'Would that so-and-so...'

SHB**9**337
To wish for good

SHB**9**334
To wish for learning the Qur'an and religion

SHB**9**338
What kind of wishing is disliked

SHB**9**339
SHB**9**340
SHB**9**341
What uses of Lau (i.e. if) are allowed

SHB**9**344
SHB**9**345
SHB**9**346
SHB**9**347
SHB**9**348
SHB**9**349
SHB**9**350
SHB**9**351
Wishing for martyrdom

SHB**9**332
SHB**9**333
Wishing to meet the enemy

SHB**9**343

Witnesses

'.whenever he is trusted, betrays'

SHB**3**847
SHB**3**848
SHB**3**849
'and their oaths will get painful punishment'

SHB**3**841
SHB**3**842
'Have you a proof?'

SHB**3**834
'Never accept their witnesses

SHB**3**816
SHB**3**817
A blind man as witness

SHB**3**823
SHB**3**824
SHB**3**825
Being a witness for injustice

SHB**3**818
SHB**3**819
SHB**3**820
Claiming something

SHB**3**837
Drawing lots to solve problems

SHB**3**851
SHB**3**852
SHB**3**853
SHB**3**854
Exaggeration in praising

SHB**3**831
False witnesses

SHB**3**821
SHB**3**822
Fulfilling a promise

SHB**3**846
No pagans as witnesses

SHB**3**850
Not being familiar with certain evidence

SHB**3**808
Number of witnesses necessary

SHB**3**810
SHB**3**811
Producing proof after oath has been taken

SHB**3**845
Saying: 'I do not know except good about him'

SHB**3**805
Taking a false oath

SHB**3**836
Taking an oath after the 'Asr prayer

SHB**3**838
Taking an oath wherever it becomes legal

SHB**3**839
The defendant taking an oath

SHB**3**835
The form which an oath should take

SHB**3**843
SHB**3**844
The just witnesses

SHB**3**809
The validity of a boy's witness

SHB**3**832
SHB**3**833
The witness of a wet nurse

SHB**3**828
The witness of an eavesdropper

SHB**3**806
SHB**3**807
The witness of male and female slaves

SHB**3**827
The witness of women

SHB**3**826
Wanting to take an oath first

SHB**3**840
When only one man attests conduct of another

SHB**3**830
Witness concerning lineage

SHB**3**812
SHB**3**813
SHB**3**814
SHB**3**815
Women attesting each other's honorable record

SHB**3**829

Witr Prayer

Awakening family for Witr prayer

SHB**2**111
Praying the Witr on an animal

SHB**2**113
Praying Witr while on a journey

SHB**2**114
Reciting Qunut invocation before and after bowing

SHB**2**115
SHB**2**116
SHB**2**117
SHB**2**118
The Timing of the Witr prayer

SHB**2**105
SHB**2**106
SHB**2**107
SHB**2**108
SHB**2**109
SHB**2**110
Witr as the last prayer at night

SHB**2**112

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