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1. 8 Muslim 8 — The Jibril hadith: Islam, iman, ihsan Jibril (Gabriel)MuhammadUmar ibn al-KhattabAbu Hurayra Sunnah.com ↗
2. 16 Muslim 16 — Islam is built on five Abdullah ibn Umar ibn al-KhattabMuhammad Sunnah.com ↗
3. 20 Muslim 20 — I will fight whoever separates prayer from almsgiving MuhammadAbu Bakr al-SiddiqUmar ibn al-KhattabAbu Hurayra Sunnah.com ↗
4. 22 Muslim 22 — I was commanded to fight the people until they testify MuhammadAbdullah ibn Umar ibn al-Khattab Sunnah.com ↗
5. 28 Muslim 28 — The testimony and whichever of Paradise's eight gates MuhammadUbada ibn al-SamitIsa ibn Maryam (Jesus) Sunnah.com ↗
6. 29 Muslim 29 — Ubada's deathbed report: the Fire forbidden for him MuhammadUbada ibn al-Samit Sunnah.com ↗
7. 34 Muslim 34 — Whoever is pleased with God as Lord has tasted faith's flavor Muhammadal-Abbas ibn Abd al-Muttalib Sunnah.com ↗
8. 35 Muslim 35 — Faith has seventy-odd branches MuhammadAbu Hurayra Sunnah.com ↗
9. 37 Muslim 37 — Modesty is entirely good Muhammad Sunnah.com ↗
10. 40 Muslim 40 — The Muslim is one from whose tongue and hand Muslims are safe MuhammadAbdullah ibn Amr ibn al-AsJabir ibn Abdullah Sunnah.com ↗
11. 42 Muslim 42 — The Muslim is he from whose tongue and hand Muslims are safe Abdullah ibn Amr ibn al-AsMuhammad Sunnah.com ↗
12. 43 Muslim 43 — Three qualities; whoever has them tastes faith's sweetness MuhammadAnas ibn Malik Sunnah.com ↗
13. 44 Muslim 44 — None of you believes until I am dearer to him MuhammadAnas ibn Malik Sunnah.com ↗
14. 45 Muslim 45 — None of you believes until he loves for his brother what he loves for himself MuhammadAnas ibn Malik Sunnah.com ↗
15. 47 Muslim 47 — Whoever believes in God and the Last Day, let him speak good or stay silent MuhammadAbu Hurayra Sunnah.com ↗
16. 49 Muslim 49 — Whoever sees an evil must change it with his hand MuhammadAbu Said al-Khudri Sunnah.com ↗
17. 50 Muslim 50 — Every prophet before me had disciples and companions MuhammadAbdullah ibn Mas'ud Sunnah.com ↗
18. 54 Muslim 54 — You will not enter Paradise until you believe and love one another MuhammadAbu Hurayra Sunnah.com ↗
19. 55 Muslim 55 — The religion is sincere counsel Tamim al-DariMuhammadجرير بن عبد الله البجلي Sunnah.com ↗
20. 57 Muslim 57 — The adulterer is not a believer while he commits the act MuhammadAbu Hurayra Sunnah.com ↗
21. 58 Muslim 58 — Four traits make a pure hypocrite MuhammadAbdullah ibn Amr ibn al-As Sunnah.com ↗
22. 59 Muslim 59 — The hypocrite's three signs MuhammadAbu Hurayra Sunnah.com ↗
23. 82 Muslim 82 — Between a man and idolatry stands abandonment of prayer MuhammadJabir ibn Abdullah Sunnah.com ↗
24. 83 Muslim 83 — Best deed: faith, then jihad, then an accepted hajj MuhammadAbu Hurayra Sunnah.com ↗
25. 89 Muslim 89 — Avoid the seven destructive sins MuhammadAbu Hurayra Sunnah.com ↗
26. 90 Muslim 90 — Among the great sins is a man's reviling his parents MuhammadAbdullah ibn Amr ibn al-As Sunnah.com ↗
27. 91 Muslim 91 — No one with an atom's weight of pride enters Paradise MuhammadAbdullah ibn Mas'ud Sunnah.com ↗
28. 92 Muslim 92 — Whoever dies associating nothing with God enters Paradise MuhammadAbdullah ibn Mas'ud Sunnah.com ↗
29. 93 Muslim 93 — The two guarantees MuhammadJabir ibn Abdullah Sunnah.com ↗
30. 94 Muslim 94 — Jibril's glad tidings: even if he steals or sins MuhammadAbu Dharr al-GhifariJibril (Gabriel) Sunnah.com ↗
31. 96 Muslim 96 — Did you split open his heart? MuhammadUsama ibn Zayd Sunnah.com ↗
32. 98 Muslim 98 — Whoever bears arms against us is not of us MuhammadAbdullah ibn Umar ibn al-Khattab Sunnah.com ↗
33. 102 Muslim 102 — Whoever cheats us is not one of us MuhammadAbu Hurayra Sunnah.com ↗
34. 105 Muslim 105 — No tale-bearer enters Paradise MuhammadHudhayfa ibn al-Yaman Sunnah.com ↗
35. 106 Muslim 106 — Three God will not address on the Last Day: the drag-trailing, the reminding giver, the false oathmonger MuhammadAbu Dharr al-Ghifari Sunnah.com ↗
36. 107 Muslim 107 — An old adulterer, a lying king, a proud beggar MuhammadAbu Hurayra Sunnah.com ↗
37. 118 Muslim 118 — Hasten to do good before fitan like dark-night segments MuhammadAbu Hurayra Sunnah.com ↗
38. 140 Muslim 140 — Whoever is killed defending his property is a martyr MuhammadAbu HurayraAbdullah ibn Amr ibn al-As Sunnah.com ↗
39. 142 Muslim 142 — No shepherd who dies cheating his flock but God bars him from Paradise MuhammadMa'qil ibn Yasar Sunnah.com ↗
40. 145 Muslim 145 — Islam began as a stranger and will return a stranger MuhammadAbu Hurayra Sunnah.com ↗
41. 162 Muslim 162 — The long Mi'raj report (Malik ibn Sa'sa'a) MuhammadAnas ibn MalikAbu Dharr al-GhifariJibril (Gabriel) Sunnah.com ↗
42. 179 Muslim 179 — God does not sleep; His veil is light MuhammadAbu Musa al-Ashari Sunnah.com ↗
43. 184 Muslim 184 — Cast on Paradise's rivers, growing like the seed in flood silt MuhammadAbu Said al-Khudri Sunnah.com ↗
44. 186 Muslim 186 — The last to come out of the Fire MuhammadAbdullah ibn Mas'ud Sunnah.com ↗
45. 199 Muslim 199 — Every prophet has a prayer; mine is saved as intercession for my ummah MuhammadAbu Hurayra Sunnah.com ↗
46. 202 Muslim 202 — O God, my ummah, my ummah MuhammadAbdullah ibn Amr ibn al-AsJibril (Gabriel) Sunnah.com ↗
47. 218 Muslim 218 — Seventy thousand entering Paradise without reckoning MuhammadAbdullah ibn Abbas Sunnah.com ↗
48. 221 Muslim 221 — Half the people of Paradise MuhammadAbdullah ibn Mas'ud Sunnah.com ↗
49. 223 Muslim 223 — Purity is half of faith MuhammadAbu Malik al-Ash'ari Sunnah.com ↗
50. 246 Muslim 246 — My ummah comes on the Last Day shining-limbed from the traces of wudu MuhammadAbu Hurayra Sunnah.com ↗
51. 249 Muslim 249 — You are my Companions; my brothers are those yet to come MuhammadAbu Hurayra Sunnah.com ↗
52. 384 Muslim 384 — Whoever sends one prayer on me, God sends ten; ask for me the wasila MuhammadAbdullah ibn Amr ibn al-As Sunnah.com ↗
53. 397 Muslim 397 — Go back and pray, you have not prayed MuhammadAbu Hurayra Sunnah.com ↗
54. 408 Muslim 408 — Whoever sends one prayer on me, God sends ten upon him MuhammadAbu Hurayra Sunnah.com ↗
55. 482 Muslim 482 — The closest a servant is to his Lord is while prostrating MuhammadAbu Hurayra Sunnah.com ↗
56. 532 Muslim 532 — Had I taken a bosom friend, it would have been Abu Bakr Abu Bakr al-SiddiqMuhammadIbrahim (Abraham) Sunnah.com ↗
57. 533 Muslim 533 — Whoever builds a mosque for God, God builds its like for him in Paradise MuhammadUthman ibn Affan Sunnah.com ↗
58. 591 Muslim 591 — Thrice-istighfar after prayer then 'You are Peace' MuhammadThawban, freedman of the Prophet Sunnah.com ↗
59. 633 Muslim 633 — You will see your Lord as you see this moon, unharmed in seeing Him Muhammadجرير بن عبد الله البجلي Sunnah.com ↗
60. 637 Muslim 637 — Whoever prays the two cool-hour prayers enters Paradise MuhammadAbu Musa al-Ashari Sunnah.com ↗
61. 650 Muslim 650 — Congregational prayer exceeds by twenty-seven degrees MuhammadAbdullah ibn Umar ibn al-Khattab Sunnah.com ↗
62. 651 Muslim 651 — The heaviest prayers for the hypocrites MuhammadAbu Hurayra Sunnah.com ↗
63. 667 Muslim 667 — The five prayers are like a river at your door MuhammadAbu HurayraJabir ibn Abdullah Sunnah.com ↗
64. 725 Muslim 725 — The two dawn rak'as beat the world and all in it MuhammadAisha bint Abi Bakr Sunnah.com ↗
65. 760 Muslim 760 — Whoever fasts Ramadan in faith and hope MuhammadAbu Hurayra Sunnah.com ↗
66. 779 Muslim 779 — The house where God is remembered and the house where He is not are like the living and the dead MuhammadAbu Musa al-Ashari Sunnah.com ↗
67. 783 Muslim 783 — The most beloved work to God is the most lasting, though little MuhammadAisha bint Abi Bakr Sunnah.com ↗
68. 797 Muslim 797 — The believer who recites the Qur'an is like the citron MuhammadAbu Musa al-Ashari Sunnah.com ↗
69. 798 Muslim 798 — The skilled reciter is with the noble obedient envoys MuhammadAisha bint Abi Bakr Sunnah.com ↗
70. 854 Muslim 854 — The best day the sun rose on is Friday MuhammadAbu HurayraAdam Sunnah.com ↗
71. 944 Muslim 944 — Hasten with the bier MuhammadAbu Hurayra Sunnah.com ↗
72. 945 Muslim 945 — A qirat or two for attending the funeral MuhammadAbu HurayraAbdullah ibn Umar ibn al-Khattab Sunnah.com ↗
73. 1014 Muslim 1014 — The date from lawful earning grows like a mountain MuhammadAbu Hurayra Sunnah.com ↗
74. 1015 Muslim 1015 — God is pure and accepts only what is pure MuhammadAbu Hurayra Sunnah.com ↗
75. 1016 Muslim 1016 — Shield yourselves from the Fire even with half a date MuhammadAdi ibn Hatim Sunnah.com ↗
76. 1017 Muslim 1017 — Whoever sets a good precedent in Islam Muhammadجرير بن عبد الله البجلي Sunnah.com ↗
77. 1031 Muslim 1031 — Seven God shades in His shade MuhammadAbu Hurayra Sunnah.com ↗
78. 1033 Muslim 1033 — The upper hand is better than the lower MuhammadAbdullah ibn Umar ibn al-Khattab Sunnah.com ↗
79. 1035 Muslim 1035 — This wealth is fresh and sweet MuhammadHakim ibn Hizam Sunnah.com ↗
80. 1042 Muslim 1042 — Gathering firewood beats begging MuhammadAbu Hurayra Sunnah.com ↗
81. 1048 Muslim 1048 — If the son of Adam had two valleys of wealth MuhammadAnas ibn Malik Sunnah.com ↗
82. 1079 Muslim 1079 — When Ramadan comes the gates of Paradise open MuhammadAbu Hurayra Sunnah.com ↗
83. 1162 Muslim 1162 — The fast of Arafah expiates two years Muhammad Sunnah.com ↗
84. 1164 Muslim 1164 — Ramadan plus six of Shawwal MuhammadAbu Ayyub al-Ansari Sunnah.com ↗
85. 1218 Muslim 1218 — Jabir's description of the Prophet's hajj Jabir ibn AbdullahMuhammadal-Abbas ibn Abd al-Muttalib Sunnah.com ↗
86. 1337 Muslim 1337 — What I forbid, avoid; what I command, do of it what you can MuhammadAbu Hurayra Sunnah.com ↗
87. 1349 Muslim 1349 — Umrah to umrah expiates between them; accepted hajj's only reward is Paradise MuhammadAbu Hurayra Sunnah.com ↗
88. 1354 Muslim 1354 — God sanctified Mecca Muhammad Sunnah.com ↗
89. 1365 Muslim 1365 — Uhud, a mountain that loves us and we love MuhammadAnas ibn Malik Sunnah.com ↗
90. 1381 Muslim 1381 — Medina is better for them if they only knew Muhammad Sunnah.com ↗
91. 1390 Muslim 1390 — Between my house and my minbar is a garden of Paradise MuhammadAbu Hurayra Sunnah.com ↗
92. 1400 Muslim 1400 — Young men, whoever can afford marriage should marry MuhammadAbdullah ibn Mas'udUthman ibn Affan Sunnah.com ↗
93. 1401 Muslim 1401 — Whoever turns away from my way is not of me MuhammadAnas ibn MalikUthman ibn Maz'un Sunnah.com ↗
94. 1553 Muslim 1553 — Every Muslim who plants or sows and is eaten from it earns charity MuhammadAnas ibn MalikJabir ibn Abdullah Sunnah.com ↗
95. 1631 Muslim 1631 — When a person dies their work ends except through three MuhammadAbu Hurayra Sunnah.com ↗
96. 1650 Muslim 1650 — Do not ask for authority; expiate your oath MuhammadAbd al-Rahman ibn Samura Sunnah.com ↗
97. 1742 Muslim 1742 — Do not wish to meet the enemy; Paradise is under swords' shadows Muhammad Sunnah.com ↗
98. 1820 Muslim 1820 — This matter stays with Quraysh MuhammadAbdullah ibn Mas'ud Sunnah.com ↗
99. 1821 Muslim 1821 — The religion stands until twelve caliphs MuhammadJabir ibn Samura Sunnah.com ↗
100. 1829 Muslim 1829 — Each of you is a shepherd, each responsible for his flock MuhammadAbdullah ibn Umar ibn al-Khattab Sunnah.com ↗
101. 1864 Muslim 1864 — No emigration after the conquest, but jihad and intention MuhammadAisha bint Abi Bakr Sunnah.com ↗
102. 1893 Muslim 1893 — Whoever points to good earns the doer's reward MuhammadAbu Masud al-Badri Sunnah.com ↗
103. 1895 Muslim 1895 — Whoever equips a fighter has fought Muhammad Sunnah.com ↗
104. 1904 Muslim 1904 — Whoever fights so that God's word is uppermost is in God's path MuhammadAbu Musa al-Ashari Sunnah.com ↗
105. 1955 Muslim 1955 — God wrote excellence upon everything MuhammadShaddad ibn Aws Sunnah.com ↗
106. 2162 Muslim 2162 — The Muslim's six rights over his brother MuhammadAbu Hurayra Sunnah.com ↗
107. 2230 Muslim 2230 — Asking a soothsayer voids forty nights' prayer Muhammad Sunnah.com ↗
108. 2276 Muslim 2276 — God chose Kinana from Ismail's line MuhammadIsmail (Ishmael) Sunnah.com ↗
109. 2278 Muslim 2278 — I am the master of the children of Adam Muhammad Sunnah.com ↗
110. 2279 Muslim 2279 — Water flowing from between the Prophet's fingers MuhammadAnas ibn Malik Sunnah.com ↗
111. 2282 Muslim 2282 — The rain parable of guidance and knowledge MuhammadAbu Musa al-Ashari Sunnah.com ↗
112. 2283 Muslim 2283 — The likeness of the plain warner MuhammadAbu Musa al-Ashari Sunnah.com ↗
113. 2284 Muslim 2284 — I hold you back while you plunge into the fire MuhammadAbu Hurayra Sunnah.com ↗
114. 2307 Muslim 2307 — The bravest of people; the night fright of Medina MuhammadAnas ibn MalikAbu Talha al-Ansari Sunnah.com ↗
115. 2308 Muslim 2308 — More generous with good than the blowing wind MuhammadAbdullah ibn AbbasJibril (Gabriel) Sunnah.com ↗
116. 2309 Muslim 2309 — I served him ten years; he never said 'uff' to me MuhammadAnas ibn Malik Sunnah.com ↗
117. 2311 Muslim 2311 — He was never asked a thing and said no MuhammadJabir ibn Abdullah Sunnah.com ↗
118. 2321 Muslim 2321 — He was neither foul nor given to obscenity MuhammadAbdullah ibn Amr ibn al-As Sunnah.com ↗
119. 2330 Muslim 2330 — Radiant of colour, his sweat like pearls MuhammadAnas ibn Malik Sunnah.com ↗
120. 2344 Muslim 2344 — I saw a seal on his back like a dove's egg MuhammadJabir ibn Samura Sunnah.com ↗
121. 2345 Muslim 2345 — The seal of prophethood between his shoulders Muhammadal-Sa'ib ibn Yazid Sunnah.com ↗
122. 2346 Muslim 2346 — The seal of prophethood near the top of the left shoulder Muhammad Sunnah.com ↗
123. 2347 Muslim 2347 — His appearance, mission age, and age at death MuhammadAnas ibn Malik Sunnah.com ↗
124. 2355 Muslim 2355 — I have names: Muhammad, Ahmad, al-Mahi, al-Hashir, al-Aqib MuhammadJubayr ibn Mut'im Sunnah.com ↗
125. 2381 Muslim 2381 — What think you of two, the third of whom is God MuhammadAbu Bakr al-Siddiq Sunnah.com ↗
126. 2382 Muslim 2382 — The dearest of people to me in companionship is Abu Bakr MuhammadAbu Bakr al-SiddiqAbu Said al-Khudri Sunnah.com ↗
127. 2396 Muslim 2396 — Satan never meets you on a path but takes another MuhammadUmar ibn al-KhattabSa'd ibn Abi Waqqas Sunnah.com ↗
128. 2401 Muslim 2401 — A man of whom the angels are shy MuhammadUthman ibn AffanAisha bint Abi Bakr Sunnah.com ↗
129. 2405 Muslim 2405 — The Khaybar banner given to Ali Ali ibn Abi TalibSahl ibn Sa'd al-Sa'idiSalama ibn al-Akwa' Sunnah.com ↗
130. 2408 Muslim 2408 — The Thaqalayn report at Ghadir Khumm Zayd ibn ArqamMuhammad Sunnah.com ↗
131. 2409 Muslim 2409 — The Prophet naming Ali 'Abu Turab' Ali ibn Abi TalibSahl ibn Sa'd al-Sa'idiFatima bint MuhammadMuhammad Sunnah.com ↗
132. 2411 Muslim 2411 — Shoot, may my father and mother be your ransom MuhammadSa'd ibn Abi WaqqasAli ibn Abi Talib Sunnah.com ↗
133. 2419 Muslim 2419 — Abu Ubayda, the trustworthy of this community MuhammadAbu Ubayda ibn al-Jarrah Sunnah.com ↗
134. 2421 Muslim 2421 — O God, I love him, so love him MuhammadHasan ibn Alial-Bara' ibn Azib Sunnah.com ↗
135. 2424 Muslim 2424 — The cloak report and the purification verse Aisha bint Abi BakrAli ibn Abi TalibFatima bint MuhammadHasan ibn Ali Sunnah.com ↗
136. 2430 Muslim 2430 — Maryam and Asiya perfected; Aisha as tharid over other food MuhammadMaryam bint Imran (Mary)Asiya, wife of PharaohAisha bint Abi Bakr Sunnah.com ↗
137. 2431 Muslim 2431 — Aisha's excellence as tharid over other food MuhammadAbu Musa al-AshariAisha bint Abi BakrMaryam bint Imran (Mary) Sunnah.com ↗
138. 2432 Muslim 2432 — Khadija promised a house of qasab in Paradise MuhammadKhadija bint KhuwaylidJibril (Gabriel)Abu Hurayra Sunnah.com ↗
139. 2449 Muslim 2449 — Fatima is a part of me MuhammadFatima bint Muhammad Sunnah.com ↗
140. 2458 Muslim 2458 — I heard the shuffle of your sandals ahead of me in Paradise MuhammadBilal ibn RabahAbu Hurayra Sunnah.com ↗
141. 2466 Muslim 2466 — The Throne shook at Sa'd ibn Mu'adh's death MuhammadSa'd ibn Mu'adhJabir ibn Abdullah Sunnah.com ↗
142. 2477 Muslim 2477 — O God, give him understanding of the religion MuhammadAbdullah ibn Abbas Sunnah.com ↗
143. 2479 Muslim 2479 — Abdullah is a righteous man; would that he prayed at night Abdullah ibn Umar ibn al-KhattabHafsa bint UmarMuhammad Sunnah.com ↗
144. 2486 Muslim 2486 — Satirise them, and Jibril is with you MuhammadHassan ibn Thabital-Bara' ibn Azib Sunnah.com ↗
145. 2533 Muslim 2533 — The best of you is my generation MuhammadImran ibn al-Husayn Sunnah.com ↗
146. 2540 Muslim 2540 — Do not revile my Companions MuhammadAbu Hurayra Sunnah.com ↗
147. 2541 Muslim 2541 — Do not revile any of my Companions (Khalid and Abd al-Rahman) MuhammadAbu Said al-KhudriKhalid ibn al-WalidAbd al-Rahman ibn Awf Sunnah.com ↗
148. 2552 Muslim 2552 — Among the greatest piety is that a man keep ties with his father's friends MuhammadAbdullah ibn Umar ibn al-Khattab Sunnah.com ↗
149. 2553 Muslim 2553 — Piety is good character; sin is what stirs in your chest Muhammadal-Nawwas ibn Sam'an Sunnah.com ↗
150. 2554 Muslim 2554 — The womb stood and said: this is the station of one who seeks refuge from severance MuhammadAbu Hurayra Sunnah.com ↗
151. 2555 Muslim 2555 — The tie of kinship hangs from the Throne saying: who keeps me, God keeps him MuhammadAisha bint Abi Bakr Sunnah.com ↗
152. 2556 Muslim 2556 — No severer of kinship enters Paradise MuhammadJubayr ibn Mut'im Sunnah.com ↗
153. 2557 Muslim 2557 — Whoever wishes his provision expanded and his term deferred should keep his kin MuhammadAnas ibn Malik Sunnah.com ↗
154. 2558 Muslim 2558 — I have kin whom I keep and who sever me MuhammadAbu Hurayra Sunnah.com ↗
155. 2559 Muslim 2559 — Do not hate or envy one another; be God's servants, brothers MuhammadAnas ibn Malik Sunnah.com ↗
156. 2560 Muslim 2560 — A Muslim may not forsake his brother beyond three nights MuhammadAbu Ayyub al-Ansari Sunnah.com ↗
157. 2563 Muslim 2563 — Beware suspicion, for suspicion is the falsest speech MuhammadAbu Hurayra Sunnah.com ↗
158. 2564b Muslim 2564b — God looks at your hearts, not your forms MuhammadAbu Hurayra
159. 2564a Muslim 2564a — A Muslim is a Muslim's brother MuhammadAbu Hurayra
160. 2565 Muslim 2565 — The gates of Paradise open on Monday and Thursday MuhammadAbu Hurayra Sunnah.com ↗
161. 2577 Muslim 2577 — My servants, I have forbidden injustice for Myself MuhammadAbu Dharr al-Ghifari Sunnah.com ↗
162. 2578 Muslim 2578 — Beware injustice, for injustice is darkness on the Last Day MuhammadJabir ibn Abdullah Sunnah.com ↗
163. 2580 Muslim 2580 — Whoever attends to his brother's need, God attends to his MuhammadAbdullah ibn Umar ibn al-Khattab Sunnah.com ↗
164. 2581 Muslim 2581 — Do you know who the bankrupt one is? MuhammadAbu Hurayra Sunnah.com ↗
165. 2582 Muslim 2582 — Rights will be restored to their owners on the Last Day MuhammadAbu Hurayra Sunnah.com ↗
166. 2583 Muslim 2583 — God gives the wrongdoer respite MuhammadAbu Musa al-Ashari Sunnah.com ↗
167. 2584 Muslim 2584 — The fetid call / Help your brother wronged or wronging MuhammadJabir ibn Abdullah Sunnah.com ↗
168. 2585 Muslim 2585 — The believer to the believer is like a building MuhammadAbu Musa al-Ashari Sunnah.com ↗
169. 2586 Muslim 2586 — The believers' likeness in compassion is one body Muhammadal-Nu'man ibn Bashir al-Ansari Sunnah.com ↗
170. 2587 Muslim 2587 — Insults exchanged: the initiator bears them unless wronged MuhammadAbu Hurayra Sunnah.com ↗
171. 2588 Muslim 2588 — Charity never diminishes wealth MuhammadAbu Hurayra Sunnah.com ↗
172. 2589 Muslim 2589 — Do you know what backbiting is? Mentioning your brother with what he dislikes MuhammadAbu Hurayra Sunnah.com ↗
173. 2590 Muslim 2590 — Whoever conceals a servant in this world, God conceals him on the Last Day MuhammadAbu Hurayra Sunnah.com ↗
174. 2592 Muslim 2592 — Whoever is deprived of gentleness is deprived of good Muhammadجرير بن عبد الله البجلي Sunnah.com ↗
175. 2593 Muslim 2593 — God is gentle and loves gentleness MuhammadAisha bint Abi Bakr Sunnah.com ↗
176. 2599 Muslim 2599 — I was not sent as a curser; I was sent as a mercy MuhammadAbu Hurayra Sunnah.com ↗
177. 2608 Muslim 2608 — What do you count as strength? Not the one men cannot throw MuhammadAbdullah ibn Mas'ud Sunnah.com ↗
178. 2609 Muslim 2609 — The strong is not the wrestler; the strong controls himself in anger MuhammadAbu Hurayra Sunnah.com ↗
179. 2626 Muslim 2626 — Do not belittle any kindness MuhammadAbu Dharr al-Ghifari Sunnah.com ↗
180. 2637 Muslim 2637 — When God loves a servant He calls Jibril: I love so-and-so, love him MuhammadAbu HurayraJibril (Gabriel) Sunnah.com ↗
181. 2638 Muslim 2638 — Souls are conscripted soldiers MuhammadAbu Hurayra Sunnah.com ↗
182. 2639 Muslim 2639 — You will be with whom you love MuhammadAnas ibn MalikAbu Bakr al-SiddiqUmar ibn al-Khattab Sunnah.com ↗
183. 2643 Muslim 2643 — How the human is formed in the womb MuhammadAbdullah ibn Mas'ud Sunnah.com ↗
184. 2646 Muslim 2646 — The wretched one is wretched in the womb MuhammadAbdullah ibn Mas'udHudhayfa ibn al-Yaman Sunnah.com ↗
185. 2664 Muslim 2664 — The strong believer is better than the weak believer MuhammadAbu Hurayra Sunnah.com ↗
186. 2669 Muslim 2669 — You will follow the ways of those before you MuhammadAbu Said al-Khudri Sunnah.com ↗
187. 2673 Muslim 2673 — God does not snatch knowledge away MuhammadAbdullah ibn Amr ibn al-As Sunnah.com ↗
188. 2674 Muslim 2674 — Whoever calls to guidance earns the followers' reward MuhammadAbu Hurayra Sunnah.com ↗
189. 2676 Muslim 2676 — The mufarridun have gone ahead MuhammadAbu Hurayra Sunnah.com ↗
190. 2677 Muslim 2677 — God has ninety-nine names MuhammadAbu Hurayra Sunnah.com ↗
191. 2683 Muslim 2683 — Whoever loves meeting God, God loves meeting him MuhammadUbada ibn al-SamitAisha bint Abi Bakr Sunnah.com ↗
192. 2693 Muslim 2693 — Ten tahlilas weigh as freeing four souls MuhammadAbu Ayyub al-Ansari Sunnah.com ↗
193. 2694 Muslim 2694 — Two phrases light on the tongue, heavy on the scale MuhammadAbu Hurayra Sunnah.com ↗
194. 2695 Muslim 2695 — Saying the four praises is dearer to me than all the sun rose upon MuhammadAbu Hurayra Sunnah.com ↗
195. 2699 Muslim 2699 — Whoever travels a path seeking knowledge, God eases for him a path to Paradise MuhammadAbu Hurayra Sunnah.com ↗
196. 2705 Muslim 2705 — Wash my sins with water, snow and hail MuhammadAisha bint Abi Bakr Sunnah.com ↗
197. 2706 Muslim 2706 — Refuge from incapacity, laziness, cowardice, and senility MuhammadAnas ibn Malik Sunnah.com ↗
198. 2707 Muslim 2707 — Refuge from evil decree, misery, foes' glee, and hardship MuhammadAbu Hurayra Sunnah.com ↗
199. 2708 Muslim 2708 — I seek refuge in God's perfect words MuhammadSa'd ibn Abi Waqqas Sunnah.com ↗
200. 2709 Muslim 2709 — The scorpion's sting and the missed refuge MuhammadAbu Hurayra Sunnah.com ↗
201. 2722 Muslim 2722 — Grant my soul its piety, You are its best purifier MuhammadZayd ibn Arqam Sunnah.com ↗
202. 2740 Muslim 2740 — No trial more harmful to men than women MuhammadUsama ibn ZaydSa'id ibn Zayd Sunnah.com ↗
203. 2742 Muslim 2742 — The world is sweet and green MuhammadAbu Said al-Khudri Sunnah.com ↗
204. 2759 Muslim 2759 — God stretches out His hand for sinners to repent MuhammadAbu Musa al-Ashari Sunnah.com ↗
205. 2760 Muslim 2760 — None is more jealous than God MuhammadAbdullah ibn Mas'ud Sunnah.com ↗
206. 2770 Muslim 2770 — Umm Zar' and the ifk account Aisha bint Abi BakrSa'd ibn Mu'adhSa'd ibn Ubada Sunnah.com ↗
207. 2785 Muslim 2785 — Weighing less than a gnat's wing MuhammadAbu Hurayra Sunnah.com ↗
208. 2786 Muslim 2786 — The Jewish scholar: heavens on a Finger, earths on a Finger MuhammadAbdullah ibn Mas'ud Sunnah.com ↗
209. 2816 Muslim 2816 — No one's work alone enters him Paradise MuhammadAisha bint Abi Bakr Sunnah.com ↗
210. 2820 Muslim 2820 — Should I not be a thankful servant Muhammadal-Mughira ibn Shu'ba Sunnah.com ↗
211. 2888 Muslim 2888 — When two Muslims clash with swords MuhammadAbu Bakra Nufay' ibn al-Harith Sunnah.com ↗
212. 2942 Muslim 2942 — The Jassasah story MuhammadFatima bint Qays al-FihriyyaTamim al-Dari Sunnah.com ↗
213. 2946 Muslim 2946 — No greater creation between Adam and the Hour than the Dajjal MuhammadImran ibn al-Husayn Sunnah.com ↗
214. 2956 Muslim 2956 — The world is the believer's prison Abu HurayraMuhammad Sunnah.com ↗
215. 2965 Muslim 2965 — God loves the pious, self-sufficient, unassuming servant MuhammadSa'd ibn Abi Waqqas Sunnah.com ↗
216. 2982 Muslim 2982 — One who serves the widow and the poor is like the fighter in God's path MuhammadAbu Hurayra Sunnah.com ↗
217. 2983 Muslim 2983 — I and the orphan's sponsor are like these two in Paradise MuhammadAbu Hurayra Sunnah.com ↗
218. 2999 Muslim 2999 — Wondrous is the believer's affair MuhammadSuhayb ibn Sinan al-Rumi Sunnah.com ↗
219. muqaddima Muslim's prologue — the isnad is part of the religion عبد الله بن المبارك