Etiquettes and Manners

There is no doubt that Allāh has completed our Dīn for us, completed His favours upon us, and sent us a Messenger ﷺ who was extremely merciful towards his people.

The Companions of the Prophet ﷺ and early Muslims aimed to achieve Jannah as their ultimate goal. The worry they had and the effort they made were to attain paradise.

The worldly life is an abode of tests and trials, and the worst of trials are those which cut a servant off from his Lord and his religion.

Islām is founded on fulfilling our obligations towards Allāh and His creations.

Part of Allāh’s decree is that in life, one may face hardships and problems.

Humans by nature are sociable creatures. Allāh has created humans with a social tendency.

There is no doubt to the fact that Allāh has created humans in the best of forms and has created them the most beautiful of all His creation.

One of the primary reasons for Allāh sending Prophets was to establish His religion, promote harmony and unity, and eradicate divisions and differences.

Countless times when the need arose, the Prophet ﷺ would impart friendly advice (naṣīḥah) to his fellow companions ؓ.

Many individuals in addition to the Prophets have been mentioned in the Qur’ān by Allāh. Some have been mentioned explicitly, while others have been mentioned implicitly.