Joy to the hearts of the righteous and the eyes of the wicked in the commentary on Jawaam al-Akhbar

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Book description:

• Author's name: Abu Abdullah, Abdulrahman bin Nasser bin Abdullah bin Nasser bin Hamad Al Saadi

• Number of pages: 276 pages

• The subject of the book: The joy of the hearts of the righteous and the strength of the eyes of the good in the commentary on Jawaam al-Akhbar

The contents of the book:

1. Author's introduction

2. First talk: Intention and sincerity

3. Second hadith: Warning against heresies

4. Third talk: Religion is advice

5. Fourth hadith: Characteristics of the People of Paradise

6. Fifth talk: Straightforwardness

7. Sixth hadith: Characteristics of a Muslim

8. Hadith VII: Qualities of a hypocrite

9. The eighth hadith: Treating the Wisp of Faith

10. Hadith IX: Belief in fate

11. Tenth talk: Calling for guidance

12. Hadith XI: The virtues of learning about religion

13. Hadith XII: Strong believer

14. Hadith Thirteen: A believer to a believer is like a building block

15. Hadith XIV: Endeavoring to do good among people

16. Hadith XV: Give people their homes

17. Hadith XVI: The reward is the same as the work

18. Hadith XVII: Piety

19. Hadith XVIII: Injustice is darkness

20. Hadith Nineteen: Thanking blessings

21. Twentieth hadith: The condition for the validity of prayer

22. Hadith XXI: Tenths of Fatihra

23. Hadith XXII: Water is pure

24. Hadith XXIII: Cat feces

25. Twenty-fourth Hadith: Forgiveness of sins

26. Hadith twenty-five: Prayer recipe

27. Hadith XXVI: One of the characteristics of the Prophet (peace be upon him)

28. Hadith XXVII: From the commandments of the Prophet (peace be upon him)

29. Hadith XXVIII: Religion is easy

30. Hadith XXIX: The right of a Muslim to a Muslim

31. Thirtieth hadith: The Reward of a Good Intention

32. Hadith XXXI: Urging to hasten the funeral

33. Hadith XXXII: Determining the quota for zakat on grains and fruits

34. Hadith XXXIII: The virtues of patience and chastity

35. Thirty-fourth Hadith: There is no shortage of money

36. Hadith XXXV: The fasting person has two joys

37. Thirty-sixth Hadith: The character of the guardians

38. Hadith XXXVII: Two sellers with a choice

39. Hadith XXXVIII: From prohibited sales

40. Hadith XXXIX: Types and conditions of reconciliation

41. Fortieth hadith: It is unjust to give what is due.

42. Hadith XLI: The hand is responsible for what it takes until it is returned.

43. Hadith XLII: Provisions of preemption

44. Forty-third Hadith: The virtues and blessings of corporations

45. Forty-fourth Hadith: What benefits the servant after his death

46. Forty-fifth Hadith: Getting Ahead of the Game

47. Hadith XLVI: Follow the inheritance to its rightful owners

48. Hadith XLVII: No bequest to an heir

49. Forty-eighth Hadith: Three people whom Allah is obligated to help

50. Hadith XLIX: Forbidden Women from Breastfeeding

51. Hadith fifty: How to treat women well

52. Fifty-first Hadith: Criticizing the eagerness for emirate

53. Fifty-second Hadith: Fulfillment of a vow

54. Fifty-third Hadith: Characteristics of Muslims

55. Hadith fifty-four: Medical Laws in Islam

56. Hadith fifty-five: Preventing Hududud with suspicion

57. The fifty-sixth hadith: There is no obedience except in what is known

58. Fifty-seventh Hadith: The reward of the diligent

59. Hadith fifty-eight: Proof is on the one who claims

60. Hadith fifty-nine: Characteristics of a fair witness

61. The sixtieth hadith: The etiquette of slaughter in Islam

62. Hadith Sixty-One: Kindness in slaughtering

63. Hadith sixty-two: Forbidden Meat

64. Hadith Sixty-Three: Likeness to women

65. Sixty-fourth Hadith: Every disease has a cure

66. Hadith Sixty-Five: The etiquette of vision

67. Hadith Sixty-Six: Muhsin in his Islam

68. Hadith Sixty-Seven: Raising and disciplining children

69. Hadith Sixty-Eight: Good babysitter and bad babysitter

70. Hadith Sixty-Nine: Vigilance and vigilance of the believer

71. Seventieth talk: A useful commandment

72. The seventy-first hadith: Condemnation of anger

73. The seventy-second hadith: Condemnation of pride

74. Seventy-third Hadith: Contentment

75. Seventy-fourth Hadith: An eloquent commandment

76. Hadith Seventy-Five: Causes of Victory

77. The seventy-sixth hadith: God's generosity

78. The seventy-seventh hadith: The prohibition against wishing for death

79. The seventy-eighth hadith: Warning against the temptation of the world and the temptation of women

80. The seventy-ninth hadith: People of faith

81. Eightieth hadith: God speaking to His servants on the Day of Judgment

82. Eighty-first Hadith: The prohibition against asking too many questions

83. The eighty-second hadith: The virtue of mercy and the merciful

84. Eighty-third Hadith: The virtues of the womb

85. Eighty-fourth Hadith: You are with the one you love

86. Eighty-fifth Hadith: Prayer for traveling

87. Eighty-sixth Hadith: Take your rituals from me

88. The eighty-seventh hadith: The virtues of Surat al-Ikhlas

89. Eighty-eighth Hadith: There is no envy except in two

90. Eighty-ninth Hadith: From the universal prayers

91. Ninetieth hadith: Belief in God and the Last Day

92. Ninety-first Hadith: God's commands and prohibitions

93. Hadith ninety-two: The etiquette of cohabitation between spouses

94. Hadith Ninety-Three: Judicial Etiquette

95. Hadith Ninety-Four: The prohibition against extravagance in the permissible things

96. Hadith Ninety-Five: Good news for the believer

97. Hadith Ninety-Six: The virtues of parenthood

98. Ninety-seventh Hadith: The virtue of sincerity

99. Hadith Ninety-Eight: The lack of people of perfection and virtue

100. Hadith Ninety-Nine: The virtue of adhering to the Sunnah in the end times

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