Ṣaḥīḥ Muslim. Volume 3 / with the full commentary by Imam al-Nawawi ; translated and edited by Adil Salahi.

Format:

Book

Contributor:

Nawawī, 1233-1277, writer of foreword.

Salahi, M. A., translator.

Series:

Al-Minhaj bi Sharh Sahih Muslim

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Hadith.

Hadith--Authorities.

Muḥammad, Prophet, -632.

Muḥammad.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (420 pages)

Place of Publication:

London : Islamic Foundation, [2019]

Summary:

The third volume in a new translation of of Sahih Muslim, the second most authentic collection of Prophetic traditions, with Imam Nawawi's commentary.

Contents:

Intro

Half Title Page

Title Page

Copyright Page

Contents

Transliteration Table

Preface

Before You Read

THE BOOK OF CLEANSING

Chapter 1: The Importance of Ablution (Wudu')

Chapter 2: Cleansing Required before Prayer

Chapter 3: The Description of Perfect Ablution

Chapter 4: The Importance of Ritual Ablution and Following it with a Prayer

Chapter 5: The Five Prayers, Friday Prayer and Ramadan Wipe off Sins

Chapter 6: Recommended Glorification after Ablution

Chapter 7: How the Prophet Performed his Ritual Ablution

Chapter 8: The Preferability of Odd Numbers

Chapter 9: Completely Washing both Feet

Chapter 10: Covering all Parts Included in the Ablution

Chapter 11: Sins Going Out with the Water of Ablution

Chapter 12: The Desirability of Exceeding the Mark

Chapter 13: Extended Adornment

Chapter 14: Doing the Full Ablution Despite Difficulty

Chapter 15: Cleaning Teeth

Chapter 16: Practices of Sound Human Nature

Chapter 17: Correct Behaviour in the Toilet

Chapter 18: Do Not Use the Right Hand when Cleaning Oneself

Chapter 19: Preference for the Right Side

Chapter 20: Prohibition of Defecation by the Roadside and in the Shade

Chapter 21: Cleaning Oneself with Water

Chapter 22: Wiping on Footwear

Chapter 23: Wiping the Forehead and on the Turban

Chapter 24: Time Limit for Wiping on Footwear

Chapter 25: Offering all Five Prayers with One Minor Ritual Ablution

Chapter 26: When Ritual Impurity is Suspected, Dipping One's Hand in Water is Discouraged

Chapter 27: When a Dog Drinks from a Water Container

Chapter 28: Prohibition of Urinating in Stagnant Water

Chapter 29: Do Not Bathe in Stagnant Water

Chapter 30: Impurities in the Mosque must be Washed

Impurity is Removed from the Ground by Washing.

Chapter 31: A Suckling Child's Urine and How to Wash it

Chapter 32: On Semen

Chapter 33: The Ritual Impurity of Blood and How it Should be Washed

Chapter 34: Confirmation of the Ritual Impurity of Urine and the Cleansing Obligation

BOOK OF MENSTRUATION

Chapter 1: Foreplay During Menstruation

Chapter 2: In Bed with One's Wife During Her Period

Chapter 3: A Woman in Menstruation May Wash her Husband's Head, and He May Lean on her Lap and Recite the Qur'an

Chapter 4: Prostatic Fluid (Madhi)

Chapter 5: Washing One's Face and Hands When One Wakes Up

Chapter 6: Going to Bed in a State of Janabah and the Recommendation of Minor Ritual Ablution before Doing Certain Things

Chapter 7: Women's Semen requires Major Ritual Ablution

Chapter 8: Description of Men's and Women's Semen

A Child is Created of Both their Fluids

Chapter 9: A Bath to Remove the State of Janābah

Chapter 10: How much Water for Ghusl

Using the same Vessel and Water by Man and Woman

Chapter 11: The Desirability of Pouring Water Three Times on One's Head and Other Parts

Chapter 12: Women's Plaits

Chapter 13: Purification with Musk after Menstruation

Chapter 14: Women's Prolonged Bleeding and its Effect on Prayer

Chapter 15: Making up Fasting is Obligatory, but Not Prayer

Chapter 16: A Woman may Hold a Robe to Screen a Person taking a Bath

Chapter 17: Prohibition of Looking at Someone Else's Private Parts

Chapter 18: Taking a Bath in the Nude

Chapter 19: Taking Care to Cover One's Private Parts

Chapter 20: What Cover to Use When Relieving Oneself

Chapter 21: What Requires Taking a Bath

Chapter 22: When the Two Genitals Meet, a Bath is Obligatory

Chapter 23: The Requirement of Ablution for Eating Cooked Food

Chapter 24: Annulment of the Requirement of Ablution After Eating Cooked Food.

Chapter 25: The Requirements of Ablution for Eating Camel Meat

Chapter 26: Doubt About Invalidating Ablution

Chapter 27: Tanning Purifies the Hide of Dead Animals

Chapter 28: Dry Ablution [i.e. Tayammum]

Chapter 29: Evidence that a Muslim is Never Ritually Impure

Chapter 30: Glorification of God when in Major Ritual Impurity

Chapter 31: Eating when in a State of Major Ritual Impurity

Chapter 32: When going to the Toilet

Chapter 33: Sleeping while Seated does not Invalidate Minor Ritual Ablution

BOOK OF PRAYER

Chapter 1: The Beginning of the Adhān [i.e. The Call to Prayer]

Chapter 2: The Order to Repeat Phrases of the Adhān Twice

Chapter 3: The Call to Prayer [i.e. The Adhān]

Chapter 4: Two Callers in a Mosque

Chapter 5: A Blind Man may Call the Adhān

Chapter 6: No Attach on Unbelievers if the Adhān is Heard from their Quarters

Chapter 7: What to Say During and After the Adhān

Chapter 8: The Importance of the Adhān

Chapter 9: Lifting One's Hands Parallel with One's Shoulders

Chapter 10: Confirmation of Glorifying God at Every Move in Prayer

Chapter 11: Reciting the Fātiḥah in every Rakʿah

Chapter 12: Audible Recitation is Only Made by the Imam

Chapter 13: The Argument that the Basmalah Should not be Read Aloud

Chapter 14: The Argument that the Basmalah is a Verse of Every Surah Except Surah 9

Chapter 15: Where to Place One's Hands in Prayer

Chapter 16: The Tashahhud in Prayer

Chapter 17: Invoking Blessing on the Prophet After the Tashahhud

Chapter 18: Supplication and Praise

Chapter 19: The Requirement to Do Like the Imam

Chapter 20: The Order not to be Ahead of the Imam in any Action

Chapter 21: Appointment of a Deputy Imam and Prayer Behind a Disabled Imam.

Notes:

Description based on print version record.

ISBN:

9780860377382

0860377385