| Page in al-Halāl wa-l-Harām | Page in this work | Hadith no. | |
|---|---|---|---|
| by Allah, and whoever severs me shall himself be severed by Allah.” | |||
| 321 | 264 | 459 | The bribe . . . is unlawful gain, and we do not consume it. |
Letter Sīn
| 316 | 255 | 442 | Reviling a Muslim is wickedness, and fighting him is disbelief. |
| 63 | 46 | 45 | Mention Allah’s name over it yourselves, and eat. |
Letter Shīn
| 312 | 248 | 434 | The worst of Allah’s servants are those who go about spreading malicious gossip. . . |
Letter Sād
| 83 | 70 | 85 | There are two kinds of the people of the Fire whom I have not seen: people . . . |
Letter Tā
| 236 | 186 | 303 | Belief in evil omens is polytheism.<br>Belief in evil omens is polytheism.<br>Belief in evil omens is polytheism. |
Letter Zā
| 279 | 214 | 372 | A mortgaged riding animal may be ridden in return for its maintenance, and the milk of a mortgaged milch animal may be drunk in return for its maintenance. . . |
Letter Ayn
| 286 | 218 | 381 | Practice archery, for it is among your best pastimes. |
| 155 | 134 | 189 | A man’s paternal uncle is like his father. |
| 235 | 183 | 301 | Augury by birds, belief in evil omens, and divination by drawing lines in the earth are forms of sorcery. |