Among these is the proper response when a reciter reads, “Which of your Lord’s favors will you both deny?” (1) (2150)—an etiquette neglected by the vast majority of listeners and reciters alike!

A hadith containing the Prophet’s—may Allah bless him and grant him peace—advice to Abu Dharr—may Allah be pleased with him—(2166): how greatly we need to know it and emulate it.

The obligation for elders to show mercy to the young, for the young to show respect to their elders, and to recognize the right of the scholar (2196)—matters neglected by many.

Hadiths concerning jihad in Allah’s cause and the merit of its dust (2219, 2227, and 2228).

A hadith on the proper conduct of a Muslim when greeted by a disbeliever (2242).

A hadith on major sins, including “returning to desert life after the Hijrah” (2244), and an explanation that residing in foreign lands is akin to it.

A hadith: “Whoever makes two sales in a single sale ...,” along with some scholars’ interpretation of it as an installment sale at an increased price, and its legal ruling (2326).

A hadith warning against neglecting to invoke blessings upon the Prophet—may Allah bless him and grant him peace—when he is mentioned (2337).

A hadith concerning the curse upon whoever insults the Companions—may Allah be pleased with them (2340).

A hadith explaining the Praiseworthy Station as the supreme intercession (2369).

And another concerning the maintenance of clean roads (2373).