Chapter: The Prohibition Of Using Vessels Of Gold And Silver For Drinking Etc., For Men And Women
2Chapter: The Prohibition Of Using Vessels Of Gold And Silver For Men And Women, And Gold Rings And Silk For Men, But They Are Permissible For Women. Permissibility Of Silken Borders On Garments For Men, But It Should Not Be More Than Four Fingers Wide
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4Chapter: The Permissibility Of Wearing Silk For Men, If A Man Has A Skin Disease Or Similar Problem
5Chapter: The Prohibition Of A Man Wearing A Garment Dyed With Safflower
6Chapter: The Virtue Of Wearing The Hibarah
7Chapter: Humility In Dress And Sticking To Coarse And Simple Clothes, Furnishings Etc., Permissibility Of Wearing Clothes Made From Camel Hair And Those On Which There Are Markings
8Chapter: The Permissibility Of Using Blankets
9Chapter: It Is Disliked To Have More Furniture And Bedding Than One Needs
10Chapter: The Prohibition Of Letting One's Garment Drag Out Of Pride, And The Extent To Which It Is Permissible To Let It Hang Down And The Extent To Which It Is Recommended
11Chapter: The Prohibition Against Strutting With Pride, And Being Amazed With One's Clothes
12Chapter: The Prohibition Of Gold Rings For Men, And Abrogation Of Their Allowance After The Beginning Of Islam
13Chapter: The Prophet (SAW) Wore A Ring Of Silver On Which Was Inscribed The Words Muhammad Rasul Allah (Muhammad the Messenger of Allah), And The Caliphs Wore It After He Died
14Chapter: The Prophet (SAW) Acquired A Ring When He Wanted To Send Letters To The Non-Arabs
15Chapter: Discarding Rings
16Chapter: Silver Ring With An Abyssinian Stone
17Chapter: Wearing Rings On The Little Finger
18Chapter: The Prohibition Of Wearing Rings On The Middle Finger And The One That Is Next To It
19Chapter: It Is Recommended To Wear Sandals et
20Chapter: It Is Recommended To Put Shoes On The Right Foot First, And To Take Them Off From The Left Foot First, And It Is Disliked To Walk In One Shoe
21Chapter: The Prohibition Of Ishtimal As-Samma' (Wrapping Oneself Up Entirely In One's Garment With No Room For The Arms To Emerge), And Al-Ihtiba' (Wrapping Oneself Up) In A Single Garment With The Legs Drawn Up To The Belly Exposing Part Of The 'Awrah
22Chapter: The Ruling On Lying On Ones Back With One Leg On Top Of The Other
23Chapter: The Permissibility Of Lying Down And Placing One Leg On Top Of The Other
24Chapter: The Prohibition Of A Man Dyeing From With Saffron
25Chapter: It Is Recommended To Dye White Hair With Yellow Or Red Dye, But Black Dye Is Haram
26Chapter: Differing From The Jews With Regard To Dyeing
27Chapter: The Prohibition Of Making Images Of Living Beings, And The Prohibition Of Using Images That Are Not Subjected To Disrespect In Furnishings And The Like; The Angels (Peace Be Upon Them) Do Not Enter A House In Which There Is An Image Or A Dog
28Chapter: It Is Disliked To Take Dogs And Bells On A Journey
29Chapter: It Is Disliked To Hang Garlands On The Necks Of Camels
30Chapter: The Prohibition Of Striking Or Branding Animals On The Face
31Chapter: The Permissibility Of Branding Animals Anywhere But On The Face, And This Is Recommended In The Case Of Animals Given As Zakat Ot Jizyah
32Chapter: It Is Disliked To Shave Part Of The Head And Leave Part
33Chapter: The Prohibition Of Sitting In The Street; And Giving The Street Its Rights
34Chapter: The Prohibition Adding Hair Extensions, Having Them Added, Tattooing, Being Tattooed, An-Namisah, Al-Mutanamisah, Separating Teeth, And Changing The Creation Of Allah
35Chapter: Women Who Are Clothed Yet Naked, Turning Away From Righteousness And Leading Others Astray
36Chapter: The Prohibition Of Wearing A Garment Of Falsehood Etc., And Pretending To Have That Which Has Not Been Given To One