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11,486 pautan- Sahih Muslim · Bab 3 · Chapter: The Last Verse To Be Revealed Was The Verse Of Kalalah
- Sahih Muslim · Bab 4 · Chapter: Whoever Leaves Behind Wealth, It Is For His Heirs
- Sahih Muslim · Bab 1 · Chapter: It Is Disliked For A Man To Buy What He Gave In Charity From The One To Whom He Gave It
- Sahih Muslim · Bab 2 · Chapter: The Prohibition Of Taking Back One's Charity After It Has Been Accepted, Except In The Case Of What A Father Gives To A Son Or Grandson
- Sahih Muslim · Bab 3 · Chapter: It Is Disliked To Favor Some Of One's Children Over Others In Gift-Giving
- Sahih Muslim · Bab 4 · Chapter: The 'Umra (Lifelong Gift)
- Sahih Muslim · Bab 1 · Chapter: Bequeathing One-Third
- Sahih Muslim · Bab 2 · Chapter: The Reward For Charity Reaches The Deceased
- Sahih Muslim · Bab 3 · Chapter: What Reward Reaches A Man After His Death
- Sahih Muslim · Bab 4 · Chapter: Waqf (Endowment)
- Sahih Muslim · Bab 5 · Chapter: Not Making A Will For One Who Has Nothing To Be Bequeathed
- Sahih Muslim · Bab 1 · Chapter: The Command To Fulfill Vows
- Sahih Muslim · Bab 2 · Chapter: he Prohibition Of Vows, And Confirmation That They Do Not Avert Anything
- Sahih Muslim · Bab 3 · Chapter: There is no fulfillment of a vow that involves disobedience towards Allah, or a vow concerning that which a person does not own
- Sahih Muslim · Bab 4 · Chapter: One Who Vows To Walk To The Ka'bah
- Sahih Muslim · Bab 5 · Chapter: Expiation For Breaking A Vow
- Sahih Muslim · Bab 1 · Chapter: The prohibition of swearing by something other than Allah
- Sahih Muslim · Bab 2 · Chapter: Whoever swears by Al-Lat and Al-Uzza, let him say La Ilaha Illallah
- Sahih Muslim · Bab 3 · Chapter: It is recommended for the one who swears an oath then sees that something else is better than it; To do that which is better and offer expiation for his oath
- Sahih Muslim · Bab 4 · Chapter: An oath is judged on the intention of the one who asks for it to be sworn.
- Sahih Muslim · Bab 5 · Chapter: Saying: "If Allah wills" when swearing oaths and at other times
- Sahih Muslim · Bab 6 · Chapter: The prohibition of persisting in an oath that will harm the family of the one who swears it, so long as not persisting in it does not involve anything unlawful
- Sahih Muslim · Bab 7 · Chapter: The vow of a disbeliever, and what he should do about it if he becomes a muslim
- Sahih Muslim · Bab 8 · Chapter: Treatment of slaves, and the expiation of one who slaps his slave
- Sahih Muslim · Bab 9 · Chapter: Stern warning against accusing a slave of fornication
- Sahih Muslim · Bab 10 · Chapter: Feeding a slave what one eats and clothing him as one clothes oneself, and not burdening him with more than he bear
- Sahih Muslim · Bab 11 · Chapter: The reward of a slave who is sincere towards his master and worships Allah properly
- Sahih Muslim · Bab 12 · Chapter: One who frees his share in a slave
- Sahih Muslim · Bab 13 · Chapter: Permissibility of selling a Mudabbar
- Sahih Muslim · Bab 1 · Chapter: Qasamah (Oaths)
- Sahih Muslim · Bab 2 · Chapter: The ruling on Muharibin and Apostates
- Sahih Muslim · Bab 3 · Chapter: Confirmation of Qisas in the case of killing with a rock and other sharp or heavy objects, and the killing of a man for a woman
- Sahih Muslim · Bab 4 · Chapter: If a person attacks another person's life and limb, and the other defends himself and kills him or injures him, there is no penalty on him
- Sahih Muslim · Bab 5 · Chapter: The validity of Qisas for teeth and the like
- Sahih Muslim · Bab 6 · Chapter: When it is permissible to shed the blood of a muslim
- Sahih Muslim · Bab 7 · Chapter: The sin of the one who set the precedent of killing
- Sahih Muslim · Bab 8 · Chapter: The punishment for bloodshed in the hereafter, and bloodshed will be the first thing concerning which judgement is passed among the people on the Day of Resurrection
- Sahih Muslim · Bab 9 · Chapter: Emphasis on the sanctity of Blood, Honor and Wealth
- Sahih Muslim · Bab 10 · Chapter: A confession to murder is valid and the heir of the victim is entitled to Qisas, but it is recommended to ask him to let him go
- Sahih Muslim · Bab 11 · Chapter: The Diyah for a fetus; and the Diyah for accidental killing and the ambiguous killing must be paid by the shahiqilah of the killer
- Sahih Muslim · Bab 1 · Chapter: The Hadd for stealing and the minimum threshold
- Sahih Muslim · Bab 2 · Chapter: Cutting off the hand of a thief from the nobility and others; the prohibition of interceding with regard to Hudud punishments
- Sahih Muslim · Bab 3 · Chapter: The Hadd punishment for Zina (fornication, adultery)
- Sahih Muslim · Bab 4 · Chapter: Stoning of a married person for Zina
- Sahih Muslim · Bab 5 · Chapter: One who confesses to Zina
- Sahih Muslim · Bab 6 · Chapter: Stoning Jews and Ahl Adh-Dhimmah for Zina
- Sahih Muslim · Bab 7 · Chapter: Delaying the Hadd punishment in the case of women who have just given birth
- Sahih Muslim · Bab 8 · Chapter: Hadd punishment for drinking alcohol
- Sahih Muslim · Bab 9 · Chapter: Number of lashes in the case of ta'zeer
- Sahih Muslim · Bab 10 · Chapter: The Hadd punishments are an expiation for those on whom they are carried out
- Sahih Muslim · Bab 11 · Chapter: There is no Diyah for injuries caused by animals or by falling into a mine or well
- Sahih Muslim · Bab 1 · Chapter: Oath should be sworn by the defendant
- Sahih Muslim · Bab 2 · Chapter: The obligation of judging on the basis of a witness and an oath
- Sahih Muslim · Bab 3 · Chapter: So the judgement of the judge does not change what happened
- Sahih Muslim · Bab 4 · Chapter: The case of Hind
- Sahih Muslim · Bab 5 · Chapter: The prohibition of asking too much with no need. The prohibition of withholding the rights of others and asking of them, which means refusing to give others their rights and asking for that to which one is not entitles
- Sahih Muslim · Bab 6 · Chapter: The reward of the judge if he strives to reach a decision, whether he gets it right or wrong
- Sahih Muslim · Bab 7 · Chapter: It is disliked for a judge to pass a judgement when he is angry
- Sahih Muslim · Bab 8 · Chapter: Rejection of wrong rulings and of newly-invented matters
- Sahih Muslim · Bab 9 · Chapter: The best of witnesses
- Sahih Muslim · Bab 10 · Chapter: Differences between mujtahids
- Sahih Muslim · Bab 11 · Chapter: It is recommended for a judge to reconcile between disputants
- Sahih Muslim · Bab 1 · Chapter: Picking up property lost by a pilgrim
- Sahih Muslim · Bab 2 · Chapter: Milking animals is unlawful if the owner has not given permission
- Sahih Muslim · Bab 3 · Chapter: Hospitality etc
- Sahih Muslim · Bab 4 · Chapter: It is recommended to spend surplus wealth
- Sahih Muslim · Bab 5 · Chapter: It is recommended to mix provisions if they are few, and to share them out
- Sahih Muslim · Bab 6 · Chapter:
- Sahih Muslim · Bab 1 · Chapter: Permissibility of raiding the Kuffar, who have been reached with the call of Islam, without giving prior warning
- Sahih Muslim · Bab 2 · Chapter: Ruler appointing leaders of expeditions and advising them of the etiquette of war, etc.
- Sahih Muslim · Bab 3 · Chapter: The command to show leniency and avoid causing aversion (towards Islam)
- Sahih Muslim · Bab 4 · Chapter: The prohibition of betrayal
- Sahih Muslim · Bab 5 · Chapter: Permissibility of deceit in war
- Sahih Muslim · Bab 6 · Chapter: It is disliked to wish to meet the enemy, and the command to be steadfast when meeting the enemy
- Sahih Muslim · Bab 7 · Chapter: It is recommended to pray for victory when meeting the enemy
- Sahih Muslim · Bab 8 · Chapter: The prohibition of killing women and children in war
- Sahih Muslim · Bab 9 · Chapter: Permissibility of killing women and children in night raids, so long as it is not done deliberately
- Sahih Muslim · Bab 10 · Chapter: Permissibility of cutting down the trees of the Kuffar and burning them
- Sahih Muslim · Bab 11 · Chapter: War booty has been made permissible for this Ummah only
- Sahih Muslim · Bab 12 · Chapter: Spoils of War
- Sahih Muslim · Bab 13 · Chapter: The killer is entitled to the belongings of the one who is killed
- Sahih Muslim · Bab 14 · Chapter: Additional rewards, and ransoming muslims in return for prisoners
- Sahih Muslim · Bab 15 · Chapter: Ruling on Fai' (Booty acquired without fighting)
- Sahih Muslim · Bab 16 · Chapter: The words of the Prophet (saws): "We (Prophets) have no heirs and whatever we leave behind is charity."
- Sahih Muslim · Bab 17 · Chapter: How booty is to be shared among the fighters
- Sahih Muslim · Bab 18 · Chapter: The support of the angels during the Battle of Badr, and the permissibility of the spoils
- Sahih Muslim · Bab 19 · Chapter: Tying up and detaining captives, and the permissibility of releasing them without a ransom
- Sahih Muslim · Bab 20 · Chapter: Expulsion of the Jews from the Hijaz
- Sahih Muslim · Bab 21 · Chapter: Expulsion of Jews and Christians from the Arabian Peninsula
- Sahih Muslim · Bab 22 · Chapter: Permissibility of fighting those who break a treaty; Permissibility of letting besieged people surrender, subject to the judgement of a just person who is qualified to pass judgement
- Sahih Muslim · Bab 23 · Chapter: Hastening to fight, and giving precedence to the more urgent of two tasks when a choice must be made
- Sahih Muslim · Bab 24 · Chapter: The Muhajirun returned to the Ansar the gifts of trees and fruits when they became independent of means through the conquests
- Sahih Muslim · Bab 25 · Chapter: Permissibility of eating food seized as booty in Dar Al-Harb
- Sahih Muslim · Bab 26 · Chapter: The Prophet (saws) wrote to Heraclius, the ruler of Syria, inviting him to Islam
- Sahih Muslim · Bab 27 · Chapter: The Prophet (saws) wrote to the Kings of the Kuffar, inviting them to Islam
- Sahih Muslim · Bab 28 · Chapter: The Battle of Hunain
- Sahih Muslim · Bab 29 · Chapter: The Battle of At-Ta'if
- Sahih Muslim · Bab 30 · Chapter: The Battle of Badr
- Sahih Muslim · Bab 31 · Chapter: The conquest of Makkah
- Sahih Muslim · Bab 32 · Chapter: Removal of Idols from around the Ka'bah
