peace (1). He also forbade us to wear gold signet-rings or seal with gold, to drink from silver vessels, to use red saddle-cushions (miyāthir), to wear qassī garments, and to wear silk, brocade (istabraq) (2), or dibāj. Agreed upon.

In another wording: “…and announcing a lost animal” is likewise counted among the first seven prohibitions.

Miyāthir—spelled with a yā followed by an alif and a thā—are pads of silk stuffed with cotton or the like, placed over the saddle or the camel-litter for the rider to sit on. Qassī—with a fatḥa on the qāf and a doubled, kasra-vowelled sīn—are cloths woven from a mixture of silk and linen. “Announcing a lost animal” means publicly calling out its description so that its owner may reclaim it.

28 – Chapter: Concealing the Muslims’ faults and the prohibition of broadcasting them without necessity

Allah the Exalted says: “Indeed, those who love that immorality should spread among the believers will have a painful punishment in this world and the Hereafter.” [Al-Nūr 24:19]

245 – Abu Hurayrah, may Allah be pleased with him, related that the Prophet ﷺ said, “No servant conceals (the fault of) another servant in this world except that Allah will conceal him on the Day of Resurrection.” Narrated by Muslim.

246 – He also reported that he heard the Messenger of Allah ﷺ say, “All of my community will be pardoned except those who sin openly. Part of openly committing sin is for a man to do something at night, then he rises in the morning while…"