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Umm Maktūm, for he is a blind man; you may lay aside your garments and he will not see you.

79 — 61 — 71: Keep yourselves clean, for Islam is clean.

Letter Thā

173 — 144 — 218: Three things must not be delayed: the prayer when its time arrives, the funeral when it is ready, and a woman without a husband when a suitable match is found for her.

170 — 142 — 210: There are three whom Allah has undertaken to help: one who marries seeking chastity...

197 — 154 — 248: There are three whose prayers do not rise even a handspan above their heads.

224 — 170 — 278: Three will not enter Paradise: one who is undutiful to his parents, a man devoid of protective jealousy concerning his household, and a woman who adopts the ways of men.

236 — 185 — 302: There are three things from which no one is free: suspicion, taking evil omens, and envy.

138 — 126 — 170: There are three whom Allah will neither look at on the Day of Resurrection nor purify...

172 — 143 — 216: A previously married woman has greater authority over herself than her guardian, while a virgin is asked for permission.

Letter Jīm

247 — 196 — 327: The one who brings goods to market is granted provision, while the hoarder is accursed.

Letter Hā

255 — 203 — 345: A person’s property is as inviolable as his blood.

35 — 30 — 20: What is lawful is clear, and what is forbidden is clear.

21 — 15 — 3: The lawful is what Allah has made lawful in His Book