
Etiquette, Morals and Heart-Softeners
Characteristics of a Muslim Businessman
Characteristics of a Muslim businessman are: 1- Trade should not distract him from remembering Allah; 2- He should seek that which is permissible; 3 -He should keep away from dubious matters; 4- He should strive to be sincere and honest, and to fear Allah; 5- He should not neglect charity; 6- He should be lenient and easy-going; 7- He should give respite to one who is in difficulty, and reduce or wave his debt; 8- He should stay away prohibited transactions.SaveConditions of Repentance
The conditions of sincere repentance are: 1- Giving up the sin; 2- Regretting what has happened in the past; 3- Resolving not to go back to it; 4- Seeking forgiveness from the one who was wronged, or giving him his rights.SaveHe recently became Muslim; how can he show that he is Muslim and how can he change his name?
SaveHe buys goods when they are available and plentiful, and sells them when the prices rise. Is this hoarding or profiteering?
SaveEnvy (hasad) is a vile and base characteristic, and it does not change anything of the divine decree
SaveThe testimony of Tawheed includes all three types of Tawheed
SaveCan devils be expelled from the house when Soorat al-Baqarah is recited even though there are objectionable things in the house?
SaveVirtues of the Month of Rajab
• One of the most important things is to prepare for doing righteous deeds before the month of Ramadan. The scholars designated the month of Rajab as the start of the preparations for the month of Ramadan. • It is as if the year is a tree; its leaves begin to appear in the month of Rajab, its fruit begins to appear in the month of Sha`ban, and the people pick its fruit during the month of Ramadan. • So the individual should prepare himself by doing righteous deeds in Rajab, and pay extra attention to making them perfect in Sha`ban, so that he will be able to do them in a perfect manner in Ramadan.SaveThe difference between patience and contentment
SaveRuling on making someone get up from his seat
We have not come across any hadith which says that whoever makes someone get up from his seat will be deprived of his seat in Paradise! But whoever makes someone get up from a permissible place that he reached first is wronging him, and he should ask him to forgive him and not expose himself to retaliation on the Day of Resurrection when the issue will be settled with hasanaat (good deeds) and sayyi’aat (bad deeds).Save