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Sahih Adab al-Mufrad

Part Two: Ahadith 250 to 499

The fault-finder

On praise

Praising a companion if he trusts him

Throwing dust in the faces of flatterers

Do not honor your friend with what burdens him

Visiting

Visiting people and eating with them

Virtue of visiting

A man loves a people but has not joined them

Virtue of elders

Respecting elders

Letting elders speak and ask first

If elder is silent, may the younger speak?

Honoring the elders

Giving fruit to the youngest present

Embracing a child

Man kissing a young girl

Wiping the head of a child

Calling a child: O my son

Chapter: Show mercy to those on earth

Chapter: Mercy towards family

Chapter: Mercy towards animals

Chapter: Taking eggs from birds

Chapter: Birds in cages

Chapter: Spreading goodness among people

Chapter: Lying is not permissible

Chapter: Patience with people’s harm

Chapter: Patience with harm

Chapter: Reconciling between people

Chapter: Criticizing lineage

Chapter: A man’s migration

Chapter: A Muslim’s migration

Chapter: One who boycotts his brother for a year

Chapter: Those who boycott each other

Chapter: Enmity

Chapter: Advising a brother without being asked

Chapter: Disliking bad examples

Chapter: Mention of deceit and trickery

Chapter: Insulting

Chapter: Giving water

Chapter: The two who insult each other—the first is responsible

Chapter: Two who insult each other are like devils

Chapter: Insulting a Muslim is wickedness

Chapter: One who does not confront people with his words

Chapter: Saying “O hypocrite!” with interpretation

Chapter: Saying to one’s brother: “O disbeliever”

Chapter: Gloating over enemies

Chapter: Extravagance in wealth

Chapter: The spendthrifts

Chapter: Repairing homes

Chapter: Spending on construction

Chapter: A man working with his workers

Chapter: Competing in tall buildings

Chapter: One who builds

Chapter: Spacious housing

Chapter: Decoration of buildings

Chapter: Gentleness

Chapter: Gentleness in livelihood

Chapter: Reward for gentleness

Chapter: Calmness

Chapter: Harshness

Chapter: Earning wealth

Chapter: Supplication of the oppressed

Chapter: Oppression is darkness

Chapter: Expiation for the sick

Chapter: Visiting the sick at night

Chapter: Deeds recorded for the sick as when healthy

Chapter: Is saying “I am ill” a complaint?

Chapter: Visiting the unconscious

Chapter: Visiting sick children

Chapter: —

Chapter: Visiting sick Bedouins

Chapter: Visiting the sick

Chapter: Praying for the sick’s recovery

Chapter: Virtue of visiting the sick

Chapter: Speaking to the sick and visitor

Chapter: Praying near the sick

Chapter: Visiting a non-Muslim sick person