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Ìjápọ̀ 11,486- Sahih Muslim · Orí 15 · Chapter: The Marriage of Zainab Bint Jahsh, The Revelation of (the verse of) Hijab, and confirmation of the importance of the wedding feast.
- Sahih Muslim · Orí 16 · Chapter: The command to accept invitations
- Sahih Muslim · Orí 17 · Chapter: It is not permissible for a woman who has been thrice-divorced to return to the one who divorced her until she marries another husband who has intercourse with her, then divorces her, and she completes the 'Iddah
- Sahih Muslim · Orí 18 · Chapter: What it is recommended to say when having intercourse
- Sahih Muslim · Orí 19 · Chapter: It is permissible for a man to have intercourse with his wife from the front or from the back, without entering the behind
- Sahih Muslim · Orí 20 · Chapter: It is unlawful for the wife to refuse to come to her husband's bed
- Sahih Muslim · Orí 21 · Chapter: The prohibition of disclosing a woman's secrets
- Sahih Muslim · Orí 22 · Chapter: The ruling on coitus interrupts ('Azl)
- Sahih Muslim · Orí 23 · Chapter: The prohibition of intercourse with a pregnant captive woman
- Sahih Muslim · Orí 24 · Chapter: It is permissible to have intercourse with a breastfeeding woman (Ghilah), and 'Azl is disliked
- Sahih Muslim · Orí 1 · Chapter: "Breastfeeding Makes Unlawful What Birth Makes Unlawful."
- Sahih Muslim · Orí 2 · Chapter: The prohibition that results from breastfeeding is related to the issue of the male
- Sahih Muslim · Orí 3 · Chapter: The daughter of one's brother through breastfeeding is forbidden in marriage
- Sahih Muslim · Orí 4 · Chapter: The prohibition of marriage to one's stepdaughter and the sister of one's wife
- Sahih Muslim · Orí 5 · Chapter: One or Two sucks
- Sahih Muslim · Orí 6 · Chapter: Becoming Mahram is established by Five Breastfeedings
- Sahih Muslim · Orí 7 · Chapter: Breastfeeding an adult
- Sahih Muslim · Orí 8 · Chapter: Breastfeeding is because of Hunger (meaning, during infancy)
- Sahih Muslim · Orí 9 · Chapter: It is permissible to have intercourse with a female captive after it is established that she is not pregnant, and if she has a husband, then her marriage is annulled when she is captured
- Sahih Muslim · Orí 10 · Chapter: The child is for the bed and suspicion must be avoided
- Sahih Muslim · Orí 11 · Chapter: Detecting relationships from physical features
- Sahih Muslim · Orí 12 · Chapter: How long a virgin and a previously-married woman are entitled to have the husband stay with them after marriage
- Sahih Muslim · Orí 13 · Chapter: Dividing one's time among co-wives; The Sunnah is for each one to have one night and one day
- Sahih Muslim · Orí 14 · Chapter: It is permissible for a wife to give her turn to a co-wife
- Sahih Muslim · Orí 15 · Chapter: It is recommended to marry one who is religiously committed
- Sahih Muslim · Orí 16 · Chapter: It is recommended to marry virgins
- Sahih Muslim · Orí 17 · Chapter: The best temporary joy of this world is a righteous woman
- Sahih Muslim · Orí 18 · Chapter: Advice with regard to women
- Sahih Muslim · Orí 19 · Chapter: Were it not for Hawa', no female would ever betray her husband
- Sahih Muslim · Orí 1 · Chapter: The prohibition of divorcing a menstruating woman without her consent; If a man breaks this rule, it still counts as a divorce, and he should be ordered to take her back
- Sahih Muslim · Orí 2 · Chapter: Threefold Divorce
- Sahih Muslim · Orí 3 · Chapter: Expiation must be offered by one who declares his wife to be unlawful for him but does not intend divorce thereby
- Sahih Muslim · Orí 4 · Chapter: Giving one's wife the choice does not count as a divorce, unless it is intended as such
- Sahih Muslim · Orí 5 · Chapter: Ila', Keeping away from one's wives and giving them the choice, And the saying of Allah, The Most High: "But if you help one another against him
- Sahih Muslim · Orí 6 · Chapter: The woman who has been irrevocably divorced is not entitled to spending
- Sahih Muslim · Orí 7 · Chapter: It is permissible for a woman who is observing 'Iddah after an irrevocable divorce or the death of her husband to go out during the day if she needs to
- Sahih Muslim · Orí 8 · Chapter: The 'Iddah of a woman whose husband had died, and the like, ends when she gives birth.
- Sahih Muslim · Orí 9 · Chapter: The Obligation to mourn during the 'Iddah following the death of one's husband, but it is forbidden to mourn for more than three days in other cases
- Sahih Muslim · Orí 1 · Chapter:
- Sahih Muslim · Orí 1 · Chapter: One who frees his share of a slave
- Sahih Muslim · Orí 2 · Chapter: A slave working to pay off the other half
- Sahih Muslim · Orí 3 · Chapter: Al-Wala' (Right of inheritance) belongs to the one who manumits the slave
- Sahih Muslim · Orí 4 · Chapter: The prohibition of selling or giving away the wala'
- Sahih Muslim · Orí 5 · Chapter: The prohibition of a manumitted slave taking anyone as a Mawla except the one who manumitted him
- Sahih Muslim · Orí 6 · Chapter: The virtue of manumitting slaves
- Sahih Muslim · Orí 7 · Chapter: The virtue of manumitting one's father
- Sahih Muslim · Orí 1 · Chapter: The invalidity of Mulamasah and Munabadhah transactions
- Sahih Muslim · Orí 2 · Chapter: The invalidity of Hasah transactions and transactions involving ambiguity
- Sahih Muslim · Orí 3 · Chapter: The prohibition of selling Habl Al-Habalah
- Sahih Muslim · Orí 4 · Chapter: The prohibition of urging a buyer to cancel a purchase in order to sell him one's own goods; And urging a seller to cancel a sale already agreed upon so that one can buy the goods oneself; And the prohibition of artificially inflating prices; And the prohibition of letting milk accumulate in the udder in order to deceive the purchaser
- Sahih Muslim · Orí 5 · Chapter: The prohibition of intercepting traders
- Sahih Muslim · Orí 6 · Chapter: The prohibition of the town-dweller selling on behalf of a bedouin
- Sahih Muslim · Orí 7 · Chapter: Ruling on selling Al-Musarrah (An animal in whose udder milk has been allowed to accumulate)
- Sahih Muslim · Orí 8 · Chapter: It is invalid to sell goods before taking possession of them
- Sahih Muslim · Orí 9 · Chapter: The prohibition of selling a heap of dates the weight of which is unknown
- Sahih Muslim · Orí 10 · Chapter: Affirming that both parties to a transaction have the option (of canceling it) while they are still together
- Sahih Muslim · Orí 11 · Chapter: Honesty in selling and disclosure of defects
- Sahih Muslim · Orí 12 · Chapter: One who is deceived in transactions
- Sahih Muslim · Orí 13 · Chapter: The prohibition of selling produce before its goodness appears
- Sahih Muslim · Orí 14 · Chapter: The prohibition of selling fresh dates in exchange for dry dates except in the case of 'Araya
- Sahih Muslim · Orí 15 · Chapter: One who sells date palms on which there are dates
- Sahih Muslim · Orí 16 · Chapter: The prohibition of Muhaqalah and Muzabanah and Mukhabarah: and selling produce before its goodness appears, and Mu'awamah: which is selling years in advance
- Sahih Muslim · Orí 17 · Chapter: Kira (leasing Land)
- Sahih Muslim · Orí 18 · Chapter: Leasing out Land (Kira) in return for food
- Sahih Muslim · Orí 19 · Chapter: Leasing out Land (Kira) for gold and silver
- Sahih Muslim · Orí 20 · Chapter: Muzura'ah (Sharecropping) and Mu'ajarah
- Sahih Muslim · Orí 21 · Chapter: Lending Land
- Sahih Muslim · Orí 1 · Chapter: Musaqah And Mu'amalah in return for a share of the fruit and crops
- Sahih Muslim · Orí 2 · Chapter: The Virtue of Planting and Cultivating
- Sahih Muslim · Orí 3 · Chapter: Waiving Payment in the case of Blight
- Sahih Muslim · Orí 4 · Chapter: It is recommended to waive debts
- Sahih Muslim · Orí 5 · Chapter: If a man finds what he sold with the purchaser, who has become bankrupt, then he has the right to take it back
- Sahih Muslim · Orí 6 · Chapter: The virute of giving more time to one who is suffering difficulty, and letting those go who are suffering difficulty and those who are well off
- Sahih Muslim · Orí 7 · Chapter: The prohibition of a rich man delaying repayment. The validity of Hawalah (Transferal of Debts) and it is recommended to accept transferal of a debt if it is transferred to a rich man
- Sahih Muslim · Orí 8 · Chapter: The prohibition of selling surplus water which is in the wilderness and is needed to take care of the pasture. The prohibition of not allowing others to use it. The prohibition of Stud fees
- Sahih Muslim · Orí 9 · Chapter: The prohibition of the price of a dog, the fee of a fortuneteller and the payment of a prostitute, and the prohibition of selling cats
- Sahih Muslim · Orí 10 · Chapter: The command to kill dogs, and its abrogation. The prohibition of keeping dogs, except for hunting, farming, (herding) livestock and the like
- Sahih Muslim · Orí 11 · Chapter: The permissibility of a cupper's earnings
- Sahih Muslim · Orí 12 · Chapter: The prohibition of selling wine
- Sahih Muslim · Orí 13 · Chapter: The prohibition of selling wine, dead meat, pork and idols
- Sahih Muslim · Orí 14 · Chapter: Riba (Usury, Interest)
- Sahih Muslim · Orí 15 · Chapter: Exchange and Selling Gold for Silver on the spot
- Sahih Muslim · Orí 16 · Chapter: The Prohibition of selling silver for gold to be paid at a later date
- Sahih Muslim · Orí 17 · Chapter: Selling a necklace in which there are pearls and gold
- Sahih Muslim · Orí 18 · Chapter: Selling Food Like for Like
- Sahih Muslim · Orí 19 · Chapter: Cursing the one who consumes Riba and the one who pays it
- Sahih Muslim · Orí 20 · Chapter: Taking that which is lawful and leaving that which is unclear
- Sahih Muslim · Orí 21 · Chapter: Selling Camels and Stipulating that one may ride them
- Sahih Muslim · Orí 22 · Chapter: It is permissible to lend animals and it is recommended to pay in full, giving something better than that which ts owed
- Sahih Muslim · Orí 23 · Chapter: The permissibility of selling animals for animals of the same kind and of different quality
- Sahih Muslim · Orí 24 · Chapter: Pawning (Rahn) and its permissibility whether one is travelling or not
- Sahih Muslim · Orí 25 · Chapter: Salam (Payment in Advance)
- Sahih Muslim · Orí 26 · Chapter: The prohibition of hoarding staple foods
- Sahih Muslim · Orí 27 · Chapter: The prohibition of swearing oaths when selling
- Sahih Muslim · Orí 28 · Chapter: Pre-emption
- Sahih Muslim · Orí 29 · Chapter: Fixing a piece of wood to a neighbor's wall
- Sahih Muslim · Orí 30 · Chapter: The prohibition of wrongdoing, seizing land unlawfully etc
- Sahih Muslim · Orí 31 · Chapter: The width of the road if there is a dispute about it
- Sahih Muslim · Orí 1 · Chapter: Give The Shares Of Inheritance To Those Who Are Entitled To Them, And Whatever Is Left Goes To The Closest Male Relative
- Sahih Muslim · Orí 2 · Chapter: Inheritance Of The Kalalah
