Tergib And Terhib Hadiths and Islam

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We praise our Lord, who has commanded the first verse to be recited by the command of THE ARROW.

Salute and salute the Prophet Muhammad (p.a.v.), who put the verses in the field of life and his words and opened the path of Islam to us.

The leading source of Islamic Religion is the Quran and the second is HADİS. Our publishing house, which prioritizes service to Islam, longed to publish an important work in the field of hadith. As we present the seven volumes of TERİB AND TERHİb, which have great features among hadith books, to our readers today, that longing is over and we have reached the good fortune. Our praise and gratitude to Allah (c.c.), who has not spared us his repentance, is eternal.

Hafiz al-Münziri, the imam of the great hadith, copyrighted THE TERGİb and TERHİb in Arabic. This work, which has gained fame in the Islamic world for 800 years, offers the reader the most attractive and do-up style of Islamic life. Hadiths are set for this purpose. We, taking into account this feature of the work, under the title of TERİB AND TERHİb, ISL and Acirc; We added the M title.

The work, which is seven volumes when transferred to Turkish, is four volumes in the Original Arabic. We owe thanks to the scientific committee that carefully translated the work into Our Turkish and to the other zealots who contributed to the preparation for the edition.

in the most useful way to our readers. Repentance is from God.

Allahu Talala delivered the Religion of Islam to the humanities with the Qur'an. The Qur'an is the right book that best describes both the life of the world and the life of the hereafter. Therefore, it is the right and duty of every muslim to try to solve all his problems with the Qur'an. However, there is a difficulty here, which is that in the Qur'an, the issues are declared in summary from the details.

When Allahu Talâ ordered the Qur'an to be revealed to his Messenger, he sent down the verses extremely ventically and concisely, and referred them to his Messenger. Addressing his apostle in a verse: and laquo; So We sent down the Qur'an so that I could explain to you what had been revealed to the people, and raquo said, he says, "I'm not going to do Well, in that case, I'm going to In order for us to make full use of the Qur'an, we must first head to the Messenger of God (p.a.v.), listen to his explanations, follow their example in their lives. In other words, it is imperative to obtain guidance on the hadiths of the Messenger of God (p.a.v.) in order to know the intricacies of the principles of islam. Because the principles declared in the Qur'an are extremely vented and summarized.

For example, our Lord has refused to pray in the Qur'an and has not explained his recitations and how to do so. He has commanded the alms and has not declared how much of the goods to be given. He assumed the hajj and did not give any information about the menacyclic of the hajj. He set out many principles that regulate the social life of people and left his tafsilat to the Messenger of God (p.a.v.).

The situation is the same with what is forbidden. In the Qur'an : and laquo; God has forbidden the exchange, and the interest is forbidden, and raquo; Although it was ordered, it was not specified which shopping was religiously valid, which was invalid, the types of interest and which goods were involved, and the explanation of these was left to the Prophet (p.a.v.).

That is why the hadiths and stents of the Messenger of God have gained importance as the key to my Qur'an. And it is extremely inconvenient for muhammad (p.a.v.) to attempt to extract provisions from the Qur'an without beginning the words and deeds that clarify the principles of Islam.

Since this issue is of great importance, Islamic scholars gave a wide place to hadith science and emphasized it and brought valuable works to the body. One of these works is hafiz al-Münzirî and laquo; Tergib and Terhib and raquo; is a famous work.

Hafiz al-Münzirî, one of the great imams of hadith science, has memorized almost all the hadiths of our Pey-gamber (p.a.v.) together with his notes and laquo; Hafiz and raquo; he's got my title. besides, he has other works related to the hadith. He was a living zahid and a disciple of the Islamic right. After the Qur'an, he gave himself to this noose, considering that hadiths were the most important source. Every Muslim who wants to experience the islamic bihakkm has copyrighted this work for its benefit. As a matter of fact, in Tergib and Terhib, we show that Islamic life is best regulated by hadiths. The hadiths contained in my book were compiled by scanning other hadith books together with Kütüb-i Sitte, separated by group according to the subjects and each group was processed under its own title.

In the work, the books that the hadiths do not receive and the degrees of their seneds and the opinions of hadith scholars are included in this regard. At the same time, a conclusion was tried to be made about the intellectual provisions that emerged from the hadiths, and from time to time the opinions of the nation were mentioned. At the beginning of the work there is information about hadith iss and short translations of the great imams who made a name for their name in hadith ala-

MustafaMuhammed Ammare, who has done evil and devotion to the work, has compiled and placed the verses he sees on the subjects in the relevant places while trying to explain and explain the subjects.

While we were translating the work, we also emphasized the explanations of the wine. However, in many places, although the subjects were clearly mentioned in the hadith texts, we found that the sharia put long and reppetuated evils on these subjects, which we did not consider useful in translating such evils. Apart from these, we tried to evaluate the places that he considered important, sometimes in the translation of the hadith, sometimes in parent brackets, sometimes in footnotes.

In addition, some of the places where we rarely see necessity in its disclosure are explained by footnotes and these explanations are stated to belong to the interpreters.

Author and laquo; Tergib and Terhib and raquo; he enriched the subject by including sometimes weak hadiths in the works put in place, but he immediately stated that the hadith was weak at the end of the hadith so that the zi-hins did not come to the temperament.

Laquo, who has a reputation in the Islamic world; Tergib and Terhib and raquo; Before it was translated into Turkish, many scholars in Turkey had taken their place in erbabmm library. We are blessed as interpreters to think that once translated into Turkish, the oku-yucu circle will expand further and that every Muslim Turk can benefit from this valuable work. Because this work will guide every Muslim who wants to learn and experience Islam, as well as a very important source of methods and knowledge for the scholars tasked with preaching and revelation.

We tried to use as clear expression and plain language as possible when transferring the work to our Turkish. We hope that readers at all levels will benefit with comfort.

We are, of course, humble servants. Despite all our upright and diligent efforts in translating, we may find some mistakes that have been overlooked. The fact that our mistakes are delivered to us through Hikmet Publications will both make us grateful and lead to the correction of the error in the subsequent publication of the work. We would like to thank the valued readers who will make such warnings in advance.



In addition, we would like to express our gratitude to Hikmet Publications, which has not spared its spiritual support that encourages us to bring this precious work to our Turkish. We pray to Almighty God that the work will be useful to our readers.

The effort is from us, and the repentance is from Allah.

Contents

1. SKIN

TACTICS 5

PROLOGUE 7

INFORMATION TO THE IMAMS OF HADITH AND HADITH

Hadith Parts 11

Ways to Get Hadith 17

Imam Abu Hanife 24

Imam Malik 25

Imam Shafiq 28

Imam Ahmed b. Hanbel 30

Imam Buhari 31

Imam Muslim 33

Imam Abu David 34

Imam Tirmizi 35

Imam Nesâi 35

Imam Ibn Mâce 36

Imam et-Taberanî 36

36 with Imam Abu Ya

Imam al-Bezzar 36

Imam Ibn Khbban 36

Imam en-Nisaburî 37

Imam Ibn Huzeyme 37

Imam Ibn Ebi'd-World 38

Imam al-Beyhaki 38

Imam al-Esbehani 38

Hafiz Münzirî 30

IHL and Acirc; S

Encouragement to Be Sincere and Well-Intentioned 45

Riyadh Avoidance and The Words of Those Who Are Afraid of Riyals 63

Conforming to the Qur'an and Circumcision 96

Abandoning Circumcision and Not Conforming to Sufli Desires and Not Deeding with Bids 105

Virtue of Good Breakthrough 116

Knowledge

Learn and teach science 122

Travel for Science Collection 144

The Virtue of Listening to Hadiths, Writing and Conveying Them to Others 149

Virtue of Attending The Councils of Science 155

Virtue of Respecting Scholars 156

Not To Pursue Any Purpose Other Than the Consent of Allah in The Collection of Knowledge 161

Virtue of Spreading Knowledge and Leading to Goodness 167

Not Hiding Knowledge 172

Those Who Don't Do What They Say and Don't Do What They Say 177

Not Being Pretentious in Science 188

Avoiding Controversy and Hostility 191

Cleaning

Not To Disturb Roads and Places where People Will Sit 196

Ab-dest To Water, Places to Wash Animal and Vermin Holes 200

Talking in the Toilet 203

Avoid Splashing on a Dress and Not Resting-mak 204

Men's Peshmerga Lohusa and Non-Sick Women's Peshmerga 211

Not delaying unapologetic Paintbed 219

Ablution in Accordance with The Devotion 220

Virtue of Continuous Ablution and Ablution Renewal 239

Not Intentionally Abandoning Feeding While Receiving Ablution 242

Virtue of Using Musk 244

Washing Places To Wash While Ablution and Crescenting Fingers 251

Prayers to Be Read After Ablution 256

Virtue of Two Recitations After Ablution 259

Prayer

Virtue of Azan Reading 261

Considerations to Follow when Reading the Prayer and Prayers to Be Read After Prayer 276

Virtue of Bringing Kamet 284

Not leaving the mosque without apology after the prayer is read 285

Virtue of Praying Between Azan and Kamet 287

Virtue of Building Mosques in The Necessary Places 290

Virtue of Keeping Mosques Clean 294

300 Not to Spit and Declare Lost in Mosques

The Virtue of Walking to Mosques, Especially in the Dark 311

Virtue of Staying Connected to a Mosque All The Time 331

Those Who Eat Onions, Garlic and Similar Fragrant Plants Should Not Come to the Mosque 336

Women Performing Prayers at Home 341

Five Times To Continue Prayer and Believe It's a Necessity 345

Praying According to The Devotion 369

Virtue of Performing Prayer in The First Time 380

Virtue of Praying with the Congregation 386

Virtue in the Multituding of the Congregation 394

Virtue of Praying in the Countryside 396

especially the Fa-zileti of Performing Yacht and Morning Prayers with the Congregation 398

Not Leaving the Unapologetic Congregation 406

Virtue of Performing Futile Prayers at Home 416

Fa-zileti 419 of Being Ready for Other Prayers After Performing Prayer

Virtue of Continuing Morning and Afternoon Prayers 429

Virtue of Sitting where he prays after morning and afternoon prayers 434

Virtue of Remembrance and Prayer After Morning, Afternoon and Evening Prayers 440

Not Having unapologetic afternoon prayers 448

Virtue of Imamism in Accordance with His Devotion 450

One Person's Failure to Imam a Congregation That Dislikes Him 452

Ranks in Prayer 455

Virtue of Keeping Ranks Frequent and Filling In Gaps 463

Men Back, Women Not Standing on the Front Lines 468

When Praying and Praying with the Congregation and laquo; and Acirc;min and raquo; Virtue of Saying 473

Raise the Head of the Congregation before the Innuance of The Prayer and Prostrations 480

Making Full Rükû and Prostrations, Keeping The Waist Straight in Between and Performing Prayer in Awe 482

Not Looking Up in Prayer 503

Not Looking Left and Right while Praying 506

Not To Fix and Blow Gravel and Similar Objects at Prayer Unless Absolutely Necessary 513

Not Putting The Hand in Prayer 516

Not To Pass the One Who Prays 517

Not To Deliberately Abandon Prayer and Ignore Your Time 520

NAFLELER

Virtue of Twelve Recitations Per Day, Night and Day 541

Virtue of Performing Two Recitations Continuously Before My Morning Prayer 543

Virtue of Performing the First and Last Circumcision of Noon Prayers 546

Virtue of Circumcision Before the Assumption of the Afternoon 552

2. SKIN

Virtue of Futile Prayer Between Evening and Yacht 5

Virtue of Circumcision After The Assumption of Yacht Prayer 9

Vitir Prayer and Vitir Those Who Left My Prayer 10

Virtue of Ablution with The Intention of Getting Up at Night 13

Virtue of Prayers to Be Read when Lying in Bed 17

Virtue of My Prayers to Be Read When I Wake Up At Night 32

Virtue of Performing Night Prayer 34

Not To Pray by Napping and Not to Read the Quran 63

Not Sleeping All The Time Until Morning Not Leaving Night Prayer 64

Morning and Evening Verses and Prayers 68

Night-Time Virdin Accident 95

Virtue of Performing Bird Prayer 96

Virtue of Performing The Prayer of The Rosary 106

Virtue of Repentance Prayer 115

Virtue of Hajj Prayer and Prayer 118

îstihare Prayer 124

Friday

Going to Friday Prayer and Performing Friday Prayers 127

The Virtue of Taking Boyabdesti on Friday 148

The Virtue of Going To Friday Prayer Early and The Unapologetic Late-Mamak 151

Not To Take the Lead by Disturbing the Congregation on Friday 160

Being Able to Speak While Reading the Sermon 162

Not Leaving Friday Without Apology 169

The Virtue of Reading the Surah of Kehf on Friday and Night 177

Charity

Zakat and The Assumption 180

Not to Hesitate to Give Zakat and the Intelligence of The Zinet Item 194

Officers Tasked with Collecting Zakat Are Afraid of Allah and Do Not Betray Zakat Goods 221

Not Begging, The Forbidden Begging of the Rich 240

A Poor Person's Status to Allah 275

Not receiving the Giver's Handout by Not Taking It 270

accepting the gift that came unintentionally and without going after it, especially the Muh-taç Ise, not to turn it down even if it was rich 279

Not wanting anything other than Heaven for the Sake of Allah 284

The Virtue of Giving Alms The Work of the Poor to Come to The Du-ruma, Which Can Give Alms 290

Virtue of Giving Charity Secretly 321

Virtue of Giving Alms to Spouses and Relatives and Choosing Them Over Others 320

Man's Failure to Be Stingy toWards His Relatives When His Relatives Are Muh-taç while Giving His Handout to Others 329

Virtue of Lending 332

Virtue of Deferred And Forgiveness of Debt of Facilitation to The Darda 334

Virtue of Being Generously Involved in Charitable Ways 345

Virtue of Giving Alms If My Woman Has Permission from Her Husband's Property 305

Virtue of Feeding and Feeding the Poor 308

The Virtue of Thanking and Praying to the Good Deed 397

Fasting

The importance of fasting and the virtue of fasting's prayer 403

The importance of fasting waiting for God's reward and the virtue of repenting ramadan nights, especially the Night of Almighty 421

Not Fasting Unapologetically during Ramadan 452

The Virtue of Fasting for Six Days in the Hunt of Enthusiasm 454

Virtue of Fasting on The Eve : 457

Virtue of Fasting in The Month of Muharrem 482

Virtue of Fasting on Ashure Day 464

The Virtue of Fasting in the Month of Sabbath and the Fifteenth Night of the Messenger of God (p.a.v.) This Month 467

The Virtue of Fasting Every Month, especially on The Thirteenth, Fourteenth and Fifteenth Days of Aym 474

Virtue of Fasting on Mondays and Thursdays 484

Virtue of Fasting on Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays 488

Davud (a.s.)'s Fasting One Day Fast and One Day Ye-menin Virtue 495

Futile Fasting Without Permission while The Woman's Husband Is With Her 500

Passengers Not Fasting When They Can't Stand It 502

The Virtue of Eating On The Sahur, especially Eating Dates 509

Virtue of Rushing and Making The Ceremony Late in iftar 514

Virtue of Iftar with Water If You Can't Find It with Dates 516

Virtue of Feeding 518

Non-Fasting People Eat Next to Fasting 520

Fasting's Avoidance of Absentee, Bad Words, Lies and The Like 521

Reputation Incentive 526

Charity Incentive 528

TWO HOLIDAYS AND SACRIFICES

Virtue of Redemption of Holiday Nights 531

The Virtue of Bringing One On Holiday 532

The Virtue of Sacrificial Slaughter, Those Who Do Not Cut While They Can and Sell the Victim's Skin 534

Not torturing the animal and not killing without the intention of eating 539

Pilgrimage

The importance of Hajj and Umrah and the deaths of those who set out with this intention 544

Virtue of Spending for the Sake of Allah in Hajj and Umrah and Those Who Spend Haram Money in This Way 569

Virtue of Umrah During Ramadan 572

Being Humble by Observing the Prophets in the Hajj 577

Virtue of Exporting, Bringing To Telbiye and Loading the Sound in Telbiyeye 584

3. SKIN

Virtue of Entering the Export from Masjid al-Aqsa 5

Tavaf Donm Hajjar-i Esved and Salute Rükn-i Yemâni-mâni's Authority-i Ibrahim and the Virtue of Entering the Kaaba 7

Virtue of Saleh Deed Processing in the First Ten Days of Zilhicce 20

Virtue of Quacking and Remembrance Day in Arafat and Muzdelife 25

The Virtue of Devil Stoning and the Removal of Those Stones 39

The Virtue of Shaving your Head in Mina 42

Virtue of Drinking Zemzem Water and Zemzemin 44

Responsibility for Those Who Can Afford to Make a Pilgrimage 48

Virtue of Praying at Masjid al-Haram, Masjid al-Nabevi, Beyt-i Makdis and Kuba Mosques 51

The Virtue of Sitting in Medina Until Death, Uhud and Akik Valley of Medina 64

Avoiding Scaring the People of Medina or Harming Them 84

CÎHAD

Virtue of Standing Guard in the Way of Allah 88

The Virtue of Keeping Watch at Night in the Way of Allah 99

To spend in the way of Allah. Virtue of Helping Veterans and Their Families Left Behind 108

The Virtue of Jihad Without Riya 114

The Virtue of Veterans and Those Who Stand Guard at The Length of the Border to Perform Saleh Deeds Such as Prayer and Fasting 128

Virtue of Being in the Way of Allah in The Morning and Evening and Walking in the Dusty Land on This Road 133

Virtue of Wanting to Be a Martyr in the Way of Allah 146

Virtue of Shooting and Learning in the Way of Allah 148

Jihad in the Way of Allah 158

Being Good at Jihad 184

Not Escaping War 193

The Virtue of the Naval War and Its Superiority to land war 199

Not Stealing Loot Goods and Not Hiding The One Who Stole 202

Virtue of Martyrdom and Martyrs 211

Jihadis and JihadIs Before They Die 243

READING THE QUR'AN

The Quranic Teaching of the Qur'an in Prayer and Outside Of Prayer, and the Virtue of the Tilavet Prostration 261

Remembering the Quran After Learning 284

Virtue of Praying to Rescind the Qur'an 287

The Virtue of Repeating the Learned Quran and Reading the Quran in a Beautiful Voice 289

Fatiha Surah and the Virtue of Reading This Period 294

Baccarat and Al-i Imrân Periods The Virtue of Reading 299

The Virtue of Ayete'l-Cure and Reading It 309

Ten Verses from My Head or Ten and Acirc; yet The Virtue of Reading 312

Yasin Sûresi and the Virtue of Reading This Surah 314

Virtue of Reading the Property (Tebareke) Surah 315

Ire'ş-Shamsu Kuvviret and I Read Other Surahs Fa-zileti 317

The Virtue of Reading the Surahs Mentioned With Iza Zülzilet 318

The Virtue of Reading Elhakümüt-Tekasür 320

Kul-Huvellahu Ahad Reading Virtue 321

Virtue of Reading The Surahs of Kul Eûzu Birabbi'l-Felak and Kul Eûzu Birabbi'n-Nas 326

PRAYERS AND PRAYERS

Virtue of Remembrance of God In Secret and Open 328

Virtue of Being in Remembrance Assemblies and Gathering to Remember God 345

Man's Failure to Sit in a Parliament Without Mentioning God and Bringing Salavat to the Prophet Muhammad (p.a.v.) 356

Prayers to Atone for the Noise of the Assembly 358

Meaning and Virtue of the Word La Divine Illi'l-lah 362

The Virtue of Saying La Divine Illill and hu Vahdehû La Sherike Leh 374

Virtue of Continuing in The Rosary, Tekbir, Tehlil and Tahmide 378

The Virtue of Doing It Together, Tahmid, Tehlil and Tekbir 411

La Havle And La Force 424

Virtue of Remembrances to Be Made Day and Night Without Morning and Evening 431

Virtue of Verses and Remembrances to Be Read After Prayers 440

Prayer for the Bad Dreamer to Do and Read 451

Virtue of Prayers to Be Read by Anyone Who Does Not Sleep or Are Afraid at Night 453

Virtue of Prayers that a Person Will Read When Leaving His Home to Go to the Mosque or Elsewhere and Entering Them 458

Virtue of Prayers to Be Read by Anyone Who Comes to Him Other Than Prayer and Prayer 464

Virtue of Asking God for Forgiveness 468

Virtue of Praying Hard 478

Virtue of Words to Be Said when Starting Prayer and Ism-i Azam

Some Rumors About 491

The Virtue of Prayer at the End of Prayer and in the Last Part of the Night 498

Not Showing Impatience in The Acceptance of Prayer 500

No One Who Prays Raises My Head to the Sky While Praying-Food and Does Not Pray in Obfuscation 501

Man's Failure to Curse Himself, His Children, His Maid and His Property 503

Virtue of Bringing a Lot of Salutation and Greetings to the Prophet 505

Shopping

Making a Profit By Shopping 531

Merit of Early Exit for Sustenance Request and Other Works 538



4. SKIN

The Virtue of Remembrance of God when the Bazaar is located in the Market and Places of Obfuscation 5

Virtue of Keeping a Middle Ground in The Demand for Sustenance 9

The Virtue of Halal Winning and Halal Eating 24

The Virtue of Abandoning Things That Are Suspicious and Disturbing to the Conscience 38

The Virtue of Being Lenient in Shopping

No One Who's Cooking Breaks The Bargain 54

Measuring missing and Avoiding Weighing 55

The Virtue of Not Cheating on Shopping and Wanting the Good of Others 59

Avoiding the Old 69

My Traders Are Truthful 76

One Partner's Failure to Betray Another 85

Not Separating Concubine and Her Cub with Sales and Similar Things 85

Avoiding Debt and Being Loyal to The Debt-Seeking 87

The Virtue of Not Extending the Debt of the One With The Possibility of Payment and Pleasing the Lender 108

Virtue of The Prayers to Be Read by the Debtor's Grieving and Captive 114

Avoiding False Oath 127

Avoiding Interest 139

Avoiding Extorting Land and Other Things 154

Avoiding Building More Than Necessary to Be Proud and Boastful 159

Not To Interfere with the Worker's Wages and To Rush to Pay 168

Slaves, God and Their Masters Fulfill The Truth 170

Slaves Must Not Escape Their Master 176

Free Slaves and Not Enslave Free 179

Nİk and Acirc; H

Eyes Beware of Haram 188

Marrying Religious and Fertile Women 198

Husband and Wife's Mutual Rights and Duties 208

Not Choosing One of the Ladies To Get Justice Between Them 230

Execution of Zevceye and Family Members 232

Naming Beautiful Ugly 249

Child Education 254

Man's Failure to Make Himself More Than My Father and To Have a Guardian Other Than His Master 255

260 Favors to Be Given to Anyone Who Dies Three, Two or One Child

Avoiding Opening a Slave Master Between Husband and Wife 275

Woman's Unprovoked Divorce From Husband 277

278 Not To Dress Up and Crawl Out of a Woman's House

Not Revealing the Secret Between Blood Husband 281

DRESS AND DRESS UP

Wearing a White Dress 284

Wearing Shirts and Similar Things Is a Means of Arrogance Not To Walk By Stretching and Hanging 285

Prayers for New Dress Wearers 294

Women's Dress-Ups Thin Enough to Show The Body 297

Men's Use of Silk and Gold 299

Men AvoidIng Looking Like Women, Women AvoidIng Being Like Men 312

Showing Humility in Clothing, Obeying Our Great Prophet and Avoiding Flamboyant Swagger 316

The Virtue of Giving Clothes to the Poor 333

The Virtue of Letting Go of White Hairs Is 335

338 Where It's Not Nice to Paint a Beard Black

Wearing a Wig, Tattooing the Skin, Pulling Eyebrows and Avoiding Sparse Teeth for Ornament 338

Sliding into the Eyes 343

EATING AND DRINKING

Feeding at Dinner 345

Not Using Gold and Silver Pots 349

Whether to Eat and Drink With The Left Hand and Not To Blow Rough 351

Eating From the Edge of the Container 355

Eating Vinegar and Olive Oil, Not Cutting Meat And Plucking With Teeth 357

Eating Collectively 360

Not Eating Too Much and Not Drinking Too Much 363

No One Invited to Dinner Should Avoid This Without Apology 376

Licking Fingers Before Deleting for Fertility 380

Praying After Dinner 382

Washing Hands Before and After Dinner 387

KAD and Acirc; (JUDGE)

Reluctance to Take a Position as a Civil Servant and Judge of the Presidency Do Not Want These Duties 391

Hadiths That Encourage The President or Other Chiefs of State or Other Superiors who Take On the Work of Muslims to Justice, Prohibit Them From Challenging, Persecuting, Deceiving or Hiding From Them, or Closing Their Doors to Those in Need 404

The affairs of Muslims. Avoiding Leaving Him and Appointing Someone Else When There's More Worthy Than The Governing 426

Avoiding Bribery, Taking and Being a Means Between Them 428

Avoiding Persecution, The Underdog, Leaving Him Unhelpful, and Helping Me 431

Prayers to Be Recited by the One Who Fears the Oppressors 446

Not Entering the Presence of the Wrongdoers, Affirming Them and Not Being a Judge 448

Avoiding Aiding Those Who Do Business and Brokering To Prevent One of The Punishments Set by Allah 456

Avoiding Pleasing People with What Judges and Other Officials Will Wrathe Allah 460

To Be Chiefs-slain, Soft and Merciful to the People, Children, Servants Created by God, Not to Persecute Servants and Animals for No Reason, Not to Daging the Faces of Hay-vans 463

My President's Choice of Ministers and Administrators from Good People 497

Not Perjury 499

Fines

The Virtue of Ordering Good, Removing It From Evil Responsibility to Abandon Them 502

Saying Good and Avoiding Evil, But The Word Goes Against Behavior 522
The Virtue of Covering Up The Shame of My Muslim and the Responsibility of Spreading Shame 528

Responsibility for Violating Penalties and Prohibitions 537

Enforcing Penalties, Not Being Lax in This 542

5. SKIN

Avoiding Drinking, Buying and Selling, Making and Eating Wine (and Other Drinks) Giving Up and Repenting 5

Avoiding Adultery and Protecting Dignity, Especially With The Neighbor's Wife and The Woman Who Is Separated From Her Husband 37

Avoiding Sexual Contact with Animal from Livata and Yak-lak from Behind to Woman 62

Avoiding The Life That God Has Unjustly Forbidden 73

Avoiding Suicide (Taking Your Own Life) 85

Not Being Wrongfully Involved in the Killing or Beating of a Person 92

Forgive the Murderer - The Villain and the Cruel, Not To Rejoice in the Evil That Has Happened to the Muslim 93

It's Not Right to Continue Small Mistakes and Flaws 104

SILA-I RAHİm

First to The Parents, after their deaths, to be good to their relatives and not to break the relationship 110

Not Defying Parents 130

Maintaining a Relationship With Relatives and Not Keeping In Contact With Them 142

Virtue of Seeing and Caring for the Orphan, Being Nice to Him, Helping the Orphaned And The Needy 166

Not Tormenting the Neighbor and Protecting His Right 177

Visiting Brothers and Sisters of Religion and Saleh Offerings to Visitors 198

Feasting, Catering to the Guest and Guest Manners 205

Not underestimating what he was given and the will he would do 215

Planting Crop Bread and Fruit Trees 216

Avoiding Stinginess and Being Generous 220

Man's Failure to Return From Grant 232

Meeting the Needs of Muslims and Rejoicing in Them 234

AHL and Acirc; K

The Supremacy of The Haya The Evil of Indecency 246

The Virtue of Good Habits and Avoiding Bad Habits 253

Virtue of Being Soft, Dignified and Humble 274

Virtue of Being Friendly and Sweet-Spoken 283

Virtue of Salutation 288

Musafahamn Virtue Not to Greet the Sign and Not to Give Se-lam to the Infidels 302

The Permissible Way to Look At a Place Not Shown in Other People's Homes 309

Not Listening to a Word a Community Doesn't Want Heard 314

315 For Those Who Can't Take Themselves From Evil Among People to Live On Their Own Ken-di

Avoiding Anger and Hatred and Things to Do In a Moment of Anger 325

Sulking, Falling Out and Singing From Hostility 338

The Evil of Calling a Muslim a Heretic 352

Avoiding Blasphemy, Not Cursing Man, Animal, Rooster, Fleas, Wind 355

Avoiding Blasphemy to Time 370

Avoiding Scaring a Muslim, Pulling a Si-lah on Him As a Serious Or Joking 373

The Virtue of Fixing People's Distance 378

The Evil of Not Accepting the Apology of the Apologizer 383

Avoiding Cold 386

Avoiding Libel and Defamation 392

The Virtue of Silence in No Unspoken Places 417

Evil of Jealousy 446

Being Humble, Avoiding Greatness' 455

For Disobedient Or Bid-at-Home Persons and laquo; Sir and raquo; Not Using Words That Express Respect Like 477

Virtue of Truth The Evil of Lies 484

Avoiding hypocrisy and hypocrisy 506

Swearing to The Holy Things, And Laquo, Except Allah; Avoiding Words Like 508

Not To Underestimate a Muslim 512

The Virtue of Removing Things That Persecute People 518

Killing Pests Like Poisonous Seals and Snakes 526

6. SKIN

Observance of Ahde Vefâ and Escrow 5

Loving Good People for God, Not Being Bad Friends 22

The Permissible Way to Deal with and Believe in Magic and Magic 49

Avoiding Painting Animals and Birds 59

Backgammon Playing Is Not Permissible 68

Sitting Down with Good People, Not Making Friends With Villains 70

Not Sleeping on a Terrace Without a Railing and Not Sailing In Stormy Sea 77

Not lying face down without apology 81

Not Sitting Between Sun and Shadow, Sitting Against the Qibla 84

The Virtue of Sitting in Damascus 86

Not Believing in Jinx 96

Not Feeding a Dog But a Hound and a Watchdog 97

Not Being Right to Go On a Solo Expedition 102

Travel Far Without a Relative Near a Woman-food 105

Virtue of Feeding While Riding Your Mount 107

It's Not Right to Buy Burning Dogs and Give Animals Rattles on The Road 109

Good Night Travel 113

Virtue of Saying Bismillah When His Mount Is In An Accident 117

Prayer to Be Read When You Stay Somewhere 118

Virtue of Praying to the Brother of the Believer in Absentia 119

Ecir and The Good of dying abroad 121

T E V B E AND TAKV and Acirc;

Repenting By Doing Good When You Do Evil 124

More and More Acirc;hiret Work and Turning to Allah 154

Virtue of Doing Good Deeds in a Time of Sedition and Mischief 165

The Virtue of Continuing a Little No Deeds 167

The Good Deeds of the Poor and the Poor 170

Being Satisfied with Little Goods in the World, Avoiding World Love 209

The Virtue of Crying out of Fear of God - 308

Not Diving Into the World Too Much Thinking About Death 322

The Virtue of Fearing God 352

The Virtue of The Servant Begging and Pleading with God and Feeding Husn-i Zan 367

Funeral

Wishing Forgiveness and Enjoyment from Allah 373

The Prayer of a Man Who Has Been Disasterd 377

Virtue of Being Patient With Disasters 378

Prayers for Anyone Who Is Disturbed 429

431 Where It Is Not Permissible to Wear Amulets and Evil Eyeballs

Benefits of Blood Removal 438

Virtue of Visiting the Patient 446

Prayers to be performed and read by the patient 457

Virtue of Making a Will and Being Fair in Will 463

Not To Be Afraid of Death To Meet God 472

7. SKIN

Prayer of the Person With a Funeral 5

Virtue of Digging Graves, Washing Funerals and Shrouding 10

The Virtue of Seeing off the Dead and Being In the Burial 12

Virtue of Crowding and Condolences at Funeral Prayers 19

Rushing to Bury the Funeral 23

Praying for the Dead and Remembering His Kindness 24

It's Not Permissible to Cry To the Dead By Plucking Your Hair's Head 30

Mourn For More Than Three Days For Someone Other Than The Woman's Husband 43

Not Eating OrphanEd Goods Unjustly 44

Men Visit Graves Women Avoid Kabir Ziyare-tinden and Funeral Send-Off 47

To make an example when the graves and dormitories of the wrongdoers are reached 53

80 Not Permissible to Sit on a Grave and Break Your Dead Bones

POSTHUMATION AND KIYAMET

Murmuring to the Wall and The Apocalypse 84

Gathering at the Apocalypse 91

Doomsday Accountability 113

Havz-ı Kevser Mizan and Sirt 148

Doomsday Intercession 173

HEAVEN AND HELL

Wanting Heaven, Seeking Refuge in God who Is Helling 208

Hell's Torment 212

The Intensity of Hellfire 230

The Cruelty, Blackness and Burning Sparks of Hell 235

Valleys of Hell and Daghlan 237

Depth of Hell 245

Chains of Hell and Other Means of Punishment 250

Scorpions and Snakes of Hell 255

Hell's Drinks 257

Hell's Food 264

The Growth and Ugliness of the Bodies of Hellholes 268

The Punishments of the People of Hell Are Different From Each Other 277

The People of Hell Shouting and Crying 284

Blessings of Heaven and Paradise 288

Heavenly People Entering Heaven 291

300 Rewards for those at the Lowest Level of Heaven

Degrees and Rooms of Heaven 315

Structures of Heaven 319

The Pastures of Heaven and Odalan 325

Rivers of Heaven 328

Trees and Fruits of Heaven 333

Heavenly Food and Drink 343

Dresses and Jewellery of the People of Paradise 352

Mattresses of Heaven 356

Features of The Heavenly Women 357

Terennum and Songs of The Heavenly Hûri : 370

Markets of Heaven 373

Visitation of the Inhabitants of Paradise and Mounts 379

Visits to the Lords of paradise 384

Heavenly People's Sight of their Lord 393

Heaven and Paradise People Are Much More Than The Beauties That Come to Mind and Imagination 406

EternalNess of the People of Heaven and Hell and Death There 412

Prophet's Prayers 423

Virtue of Knowledge Pods and Acirc;yetler 454

The Virtue of Spreading Knowledge, About the Sin of Concealment and Acirc;yetler 457

Related to Jihad in the Way of Allah and Acirc;yetler 461

Union On Unity and Good Morals and Acirc;yetler 468

It's about advising people on good and removing them from evil, and it's about pain;

Related to The Qualifications of Believers and Believers;

Strengthens Faith and Acirc;yetler 479

The One Who Declares the Unity of Allah and Is a Sign of It, and The Acirc;

Delaleting the Power and Power of Allah and Acirc;yetler 487

Delaleting the Knowledge of Allah and Acirc;yetler 491

Declaring that God will guide those who turn to him, and that He Will Pervert the Hundred And The Reindeer, and Acirc;yetler 495

RAVIS AND THE EVENTS THEY HAVE VISITED 503

PUBLIC COMPANY 533

CONTENTS 545