Commentary on Sahīh Muslims

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Halftitle Title Copyright Contents Transliteration Table Preface Before You Read The Book of Faith Chapter 21: Forbidding what Is Wrong Is Part of Faith; Faith May Increase or Decrease; to Enjoin What Is Right and Forbid What Is Wrong are Duties Chapter 22: People of Faith Vary, but the People of Yemen have a Higher Grade Chapter 23: None Other Than Believers Enter Heaven; To Love Believers Is Part of Faith; Spreading the Greeting of Peace Is a Cause of Such Love Chapter 24: Religion is Sincerity Chapter 25: Faith Is Diminished by Indulging in Sin; Its Negation at the Time of Committing Sin, so as to Say It Becomes Imperfect Chapter 26: A Hypocrite’s Characteristics Chapter 27: The Status of One Who Says to His Muslim Brother: You Are an Unbeliever Chapter 28: The Status of One Who Knowingly Dissociates Himself from His Father Chapter 29: On the Prophet’s Words: To Revile a Muslim Is Transgression and to Fight Him Is Disbelief Chapter 30: The Prophet’s Warning: ‘Do not Relapse into Disbelief After I Am Gone, Striking Each Other’s Necks’ Chapter 31: To Describe Someone’s Ancestry as False and Lamentation are Acts of Disbelief Chapter 32: Calling a Fleeing Slave an Unbeliever Chapter 33: An Unbeliever Is He Who Says: ‘We Have Had Rain by a Climatic Cycle’ Chapter 34: Evidence That to Love the Ansār and 'Alī Is a Mark of Faith; And to Hate Them Is a Mark of Hypocrisy Chapter 35: Faith Decreases with a Deficiency of Good Deeds; The Label of Disbelief Is Given to Other Than Disbelief in God, Such as Denial of God’s Bounty and Denial of People’s Rights Chapter 36: Calling a Person Who Does Not Pray an Unbeliever Chapter 37: Belief in God Is the Best of All Actions Chapter 38: Associating Partners with God Is the Worst of All Sins; The Gravest Sins After That Chapter 39: The Gravest of Sins Chapter 40: The Prohibition of Arrogance Chapter 41: Evidence That Whoever Dies Associating No Partners with God Enters Heaven and Whoever Dies a Polytheist Enters Hell Chapter 42: The Prohibition of Killing an Unbeliever After He Says: There Is No Deity Other Than God Chapter 43: Whoever Carries Arms Against Us Does Not Belong to Us Chapter 44: Whoever Cheats Us Does Not Belong to Us Chapter 45: The Prohibition of Slapping One’s Face, Tearing One’s Clothes and Lamentation Chapter 46: The Strict Prohibition of Calumny Chapter 47: The Strict Prohibition of Dropping One’s Robe Low, Vaunting Generosity and Using Oaths to Sell One’s Goods; The Three To Whom God Neither Speaks nor Looks at Chapter 48: The Strict Prohibition of Suicide; Whoever Kills Himself with Something Will Be Tortured by it in Hell Chapter: None but a Muslim Soul Enters Heaven Chapter 49: The Strict Prohibition of Dishonesty; None Enters Heaven Except Believers Chapter 50: Killing Oneself Does Not Mean Unbelief Chapter 51: The Wind Blowing Shortly Before the Day of Judgement to Gather Believers Chapter 52: Good Action Needed Before Temptations Become Too Powerful Chapter 53: A Believer’s Fear of Ruining His Good Actions Chapter 54: Are People Accountable for Their Deeds Before Islam? Chapter 55: That Islam Demolishes What Went Before It, as Does Migration and Pilgrimage Chapter 56: The Status of an Unbeliever’s Good Deeds If He Subsequently Embraces Islam Chapter 57: Sincerity in Faith Chapter 58: God Charges People Only with What They Can Fulfil Chapter 59: God Overlooks People’s Thoughts Unless Acted Upon Chapter 60: Recording Intended Good Actions but Not Evil Ones Chapter 61: Doubt About Faith and What to Say When It Happens Chapter 62: Warning to Anyone Who Wrests the Right of a Muslim by False Oath Chapter 63: Evidence That Whoever Tries to Wrongfully Wrest Someone Else’s Property Has No Immunity: If He Is Killed, He Goes to Hell; Whoever Is Killed Defending His Property is a Martyr Chapter 64: A Governor Who Cheats His Community Deserves the Fire Chapter 65: Removal of Trust and Faith from Some Hearts Chapter: Holding Temptation Before Hearts Chapter: Islam Started as Strange and Will Be Strange Again; It Returns to Its Base Between the Two Mosques Chapter 66: Faith Fades Away at the End of Time Chapter 67: Concealing One’s Faith in Situations of Fear Chapter 68: Gentle Treatment of People to Strengthen Their Faith; Prohibition of Describing Anyone as a Believer (Mu’min) Without Firm Evidence Chapter 69: Increased Reassurance with Supporting Evidence Chapter 70: The Requirement to Believe in Prophet Muhammad’s Message to All Mankind and the Abrogation of Earlier Religions Chapter 71: The Second Coming of Jesus When He Will Rule According to the Law of Prophet Muhammad (Peace be Upon Him) Chapter 72: The Time When Belief is Rejected Chapter 73: The Beginning of Revelation to God’s Messenger Chapter 74: The Prophet’s Night Journey to Heaven and the Prayer Obligation Chapter: The Prophet’s Description of Earlier Prophets Chapter 75: The Prophet Describes the Messiah, Son of Mary and the False Messiah Chapter 76: The Lote Tree of the Farthest Limit Chapter 77: The Meaning of ‘Indeed, He Saw Him a Second Time’; Did the Prophet See His Lord on His Night Journey? Chapter 78: ‘How Can I See Light?’ Chapter 79: ‘God Does Not Sleep’ and ‘Shielded by Light’ Chapter 80: Confirmation That Believers Will See Their Lord in the Life to Come Chapter 81: Knowing the Way of Seeing [Our Lord] Chapter 82: Affirming Intercession; Bringing Believers in God’s Oneness out of the Fire Chapter 83: The Last Person to Leave Hell Chapter 84: The Lowest Position in Heaven Chapter: The Hadith on Intercession Chapter 85: The Prophet’s Statement: ‘I Am the First to Intercede in Heaven and I Have the Largest Following Among Prophets’ Chapter 86: The Prophet Saves a Prayer of Intercession for His Community Chapter 87: The Prophet’s Prayer for His Community; His Weeping and Compassion for Them Chapter 88: Whoever Dies an Unbeliever Will Be In Hell; Neither Intercession nor Relation Will Benefit Them Chapter 89: On God’s Order: Warn Your Nearest Kindred Chapter 90: The Prophet’s Intercession for Abū Tālib, Whose Punishment is Reduced Chapter 91: The Lightest Suffering in Hell Chapter 92: No Good Deed Benefits One Who Dies an Unbeliever Chapter 93: Alliance with Believers and Dissociating from Others Chapter 94: Certain Groups of Muslims Are Admitted into Heaven Without Being Subjected to Accountability or Punishment Chapter 95: This Community Represents Half the People of Heaven Chapter 96: God Says to Adam: Bring out Those to Be Sent to the Fire Nine Hundred and Ninety-Nine out of Every Thousand