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Prohibition of Bewailing the Deceased

to Him we shall return.'' (2:156). To visit the sick is a meritorious act as well as a right of a Muslim upon another Muslim.
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Prohibition of Consultation with Soothsayers

There are still some men among us who visit the soothsayers to consult them (on matters relating to the future).'' He (sallallaahu alayhi wa sallam) replied, "Do not visit them.
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Prohibition of Drawing Portraits

'' [Al-Bukhari and Muslim]. Commentary: Angels here means angels of mercy whose visit is a blessing for homes, because the angels who supervise us and record our deeds are with us all the time. 1685.
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Ahadith about Dajjal and Portents of the Hour

There are other narrations with some variation in the wordings. Commentary: It is disliked (Makruh) to frequently visit the markets, where there is overwhelming influence of the Satan.
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Some of the Bounties which Allah has prepared for the Believ ...

The believer will have his wives with him and he will visit them and they will not be able to see one another.'' [Al-Bukhari and Muslim]. 1886.
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The Muslim and His Own Self: Introduction

when they were travelling to meet some brothers in faith: You are going to visit your brothers, so repair your saddles and make sure that you are dressed well,
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His body and clothes are clean

He also visits the dentist regularly, to check his mouth, at least once a year, and visits other specialists (such as otolaryngologists or "ear, nose and throat" doctors) as necessary,
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The true Muslim is an ideal husband

' The Prophet (s) replied, She used to come and visit us when Khadijah was alive. Do you not know that honouring the ties of friendship is part of faith?'15 Note: 15.
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He fully understands the meaning of upholding the ties of ki ...

and also by visits which reinforce the relationship, spreading mutual love and kindness; by advising and helping one another selflessly; by speaking kind words to relatives;
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He knows his neighbour's rights over him

So he helps him at times of difficulty; he shares his joys and his sorrows; if he becomes poor he treats him kindly and helps him; if he is ill he visits him and consoles him;
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