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Biography: Imam Muslim (rh)

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No.	Subchapter Titles	Hadiths	Read
1	First pillar of faith is saying“La ilaha illallah”. Hadiths: [1to3]	1 to 3
2	I am commanded to fight until they declare“La ilaha illallah”. Hadiths: [4to5]	4 to 5
3	Whoever kills a disbeliever after he says“La ilaha illallah”. Hadiths: [6to8]	6 to 8
4	Whoever meets Allah with faith and no doubt enters Paradise. Hadiths: [9to14]	9 to 14
5	What is faith? And its good qualities. Hadiths: [15to16]	15 to 16
6	Ruling on faith and seeking refuge from Satanic whispers. Hadiths: [17to17M]	17 to 17M
7	Believing in Allah and remaining steadfast. Hadiths: [18]	18
8	Miracles of the Prophet and believing in them. Hadiths: [19to21]	19 to 21
9	Whoever has these traits has tasted the sweetness of faith. Hadiths: [22to24]	22 to 24
10	Whoever is pleased with Allah as Lord has tasted faith. Hadiths: [25]	25
11	Whoever has four traits is a pure hypocrite. Hadiths: [26to27]	26 to 27
12	The believer is like a flexible plant; the hypocrite and disbeliever like a pine tree. Hadiths: [28]	28
13	The believer is like a date palm. Hadiths: [29]	29
14	Modesty is part of faith. Hadiths: [30to31]	30 to 31
15	Good neighborliness and honoring guests are part of faith. Hadiths: [32]	32
16	He will not enter Paradise whose neighbor is not safe from his harm. Hadiths: [33]	33
17	Removing evil by hand, tongue, or heart is part of faith. Hadiths: [34to35]	34 to 35
18	Loving Ali is a sign of faith; hating him is hypocrisy. Hadiths: [36]	36
19	Loving the Ansar is a sign of faith; hating them is hypocrisy. Hadiths: [37]	37
20	Faith will retreat to Madinah. Hadiths: [38]	38
21	Faith and wisdom are among the people of Yemen. Hadiths: [39to40]	39 to 40
22	Good deeds do not benefit one without faith. Hadiths: [41]	41
23	You will not enter Paradise until you believe. Hadiths: [42]	42
24	The adulterer is not a believer while committing adultery. Hadiths: [43]	43
25	A believer is not bitten from the same hole twice. Hadiths: [44]	44
26	On doubts (waswasah) in faith. Hadiths: [45]	45
27	The greatest sin is associating partners with Allah. Hadiths: [46to47]	46 to 47
28	The Prophet’s saying:“Do not become disbelievers by killing each other after me.” Hadiths: [48]	48
29	Claiming someone other than one’s father is disbelief. Hadiths: [49]	49
30	Calling a Muslim brother a disbeliever. Hadiths: [50]	50
31	What is the greatest sin? Hadiths: [51]	51
32	Whoever dies not associating partners with Allah enters Paradise. Hadiths: [52to53]	52 to 53
33	Whoever has a mustard seed of pride will not enter Paradise. Hadiths: [54]	54
34	Insulting lineage and wailing over the dead is disbelief. Hadiths: [55]	55
35	Disbelief of one who says rain is due to stars. Hadiths: [56]	56
36	A slave’s escape is disbelief. Hadiths: [57to58]	57 to 58
37	The Prophet’s saying:“My friends are only Allah and the righteous believers.” Hadiths: [59]	59
38	The believer is rewarded in this world and the next; the disbeliever only in this world. Hadiths: [60]	60
39	What is Islam? And its qualities. Hadiths: [61]	61
40	Islam is built on five pillars. Hadiths: [62]	62
41	Which Islam is best? Hadiths: [63]	63
42	Islam erases previous sins; likewise Hajj and Hijrah. Hadiths: [64]	64
43	Abusing a Muslim is sin; fighting him is disbelief. Hadiths: [65]	65
44	If a person’s Islam is good, he is not accountable for pre-Islamic deeds. Hadiths: [66]	66
45	If one’s Islam is good, every good deed is multiplied tenfold. Hadiths: [67to68]	67 to 68
46	A Muslim is one from whose tongue and hand other Muslims are safe. Hadiths: [69]	69
47	If someone did good in ignorance and then became Muslim. Hadiths: [70]	70
48	Warning against trials. Hadiths: [71]	71
49	Islam began as something strange and will return as it began, confined to the two mosques. Hadiths: [72]	72
50	Beginning of revelation to the Prophet. Hadiths: [73to74]	73 to 74
51	Frequent and continuous revelation. Hadiths: [75]	75
52	The Prophet’s ascension (Mi’raj) and the obligation of prayers. Hadiths: [76]	76
53	The Prophet mentioning the previous prophets. Hadiths: [77to78]	77 to 78
54	The Prophet mentioning Jesus and the Dajjal. Hadiths: [79]	79
55	The Prophet leading the prophets in prayer. Hadiths: [80]	80
56	The Prophet reaching Sidrat al-Muntaha during Mi’raj. Hadiths: [81]	81
57	Meaning of Allah’s saying:“Then he was two bow-lengths or nearer.” Hadiths: [82to83]	82 to 83
58	On seeing Allah. Hadiths: [84to86]	84 to 86
59	Those who affirm Allah’s oneness will be taken out of Hell. Hadiths: [87to91]	87 to 91
60	On intercession (Shafa’ah). Hadiths: [92]	92
61	The Prophet’s saying:“I will be the first to intercede for Paradise and my followers will be most.” Hadiths: [93]	93
62	The Prophet opening the gate of Paradise. Hadiths: [94]	94
63	The Prophet’s saying: Every prophet had a supplication answered. Hadiths: [95]	95
64	The Prophet’s supplication for his Ummah. Hadiths: [96to97]	96 to 97
65	On Allah’s command:“Warn your close relatives.” Hadiths: [98]	98
66	Could the Prophet benefit Abu Talib? Hadiths: [99to100]	99 to 100
67	The Prophet’s saying: Seventy thousand of my Ummah will enter Paradise without reckoning. Hadiths: [101]	101
68	The Prophet’s saying: I hope half the people of Paradise will be you (Muslims). Hadiths: [102]	102
69	Allah’s command to Adam: Take out 999 of every 1000 for Hell. Hadiths: [103]	103