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Secrecy of Private Matters (Guarding Secrets)

someone else are already continuing in this regard. Thirdly, if Messenger of Allah (sallallaahu alayhi wa sallam) wanted to marry a woman but could not realize his intention for a reason or another,
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Excellence of Conveying Glad Tidings and Congratulations

, to be blessed to come at this time and receive the glad tidings of entering Jannah), He will bring him here.'' Someone knocked at the door and I said, "Who is it?'' He said, "Umar bin Al-Khattab.
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Mentioning Bismillah before and saying Al-Hamdulillah after ...

First, we should start eating or drinking by pronouncing the Name of Allah. Second, we should eat from our side without stretching our hand to the side where someone else is eating.
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Excellence of Eating with three Fingers and Licking them

"When one of you finishes eating, he should not wipe his fingers until he has licked them himself or has given them to someone else to lick for him.'' [Al-Bukhari and Muslim].
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Description of the length of Qamees and the Sleeves, the end ...

'' Someone present said to Messenger of Allah (sallallaahu alayhi wa sallam): "O Messenger of Allah! You ask him to perform his Wudu' and then you kept silent (without saying the reason for it).
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What is to be said at the time of Sleeping

818. Ya`ish bin Tikhfah Al-Ghifari (May Allah be pleased with him) reported: My father said: I was lying down on my belly in the mosque when someone shook me with his foot and said,
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Etiquette of Attending company and sitting with Companions

"Do not ask someone to give up his seat in order to take it, but make accommodation wide and sit at ease.'' It was Ibn `Umar's habit that if a person left his seat for him, he would not take it.
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