Quotes About Islamic Manners and Etiquette

Added on January 18, 2015

“If a respectable good man sits with you, you would be watching every word you utter so that you do not say something wrong. Yet, you know that your words are watched by Allah but you still do not watch the words you utter!

Hatim al-Asamm

Added on January 11, 2015

“You will be held accountable to Allah on the Last Day for every word you type on social media. Anonymous usernames cannot hide you on that day. Think about that before throwing around death threats, Takfeer, insults and curses. I can’t understand Muslims who consider themselves religious yet are so vulgar and harsh in their language and dealings with others. The Prophet (peace be upon him) said, “Whoever believes in Allah and the Last Day should say that which is good or remain silent

Abu Muawiyah Ismail Kamdar

Added on May 7, 2014

“The true Muslim tries to understand people but does not make judgments on them, and he may call them to what is good and right, but he does not impose his opinion upon them. As for reckoning and taking people to account, that solely belongs to God.

Dr. Mustafa Mahmud

Added on March 16, 2014

“If you advise someone on the condition that they have to accept it, then you are an oppressor.

Ibn Hazm al-Andalusi

Added on March 14, 2014

Nouman Ali Khan Quote: When we have a lack of respect for …

“A true test of great character is when we can maintain it in the face of those who are rude, offensive and lack in basic morals and conduct.

Mufti Ismail Menk

Added on October 22, 2013

“The Christ, peace be upon him, passed by a group of Jews who spoke evil towards him. He replied in a good and kind manner to them. It was said to him: "They are speaking evil words to you, and you say good words to them?" He said: "Everyone spends from what he has."

Muhammad al-Ghazali

Added on October 19, 2013

“Allah (swt) told Musa (as) to be nice to Firaun. Firaun tried to kill Musa (as) when he was just a baby. Firaun killed a thousand babies every year. He called himself God. There’s so many reasons to hate Firaun and Allah (swt) says when you go to him, be nice to him. If you have to be nice to Firaun, what about your wife? What about your husband? your children? your parents? your siblings? your cousins? your uncle? These are the people that make us angry. Family makes you really angry, I know. But these are the people that deserve the softest responses from us. We have to change the way we behave with them.

Nouman Ali Khan

Added on September 23, 2013

Quran 2:83 – Surat al-Baqarah

Added on August 25, 2013

Umar’s Manners

Added on August 19, 2013

he true servants of the Gracious One

Added on June 1, 2013

Sayyid Qutb on Prophet Ayyub’s Prayer (Quran 21:83)

Added on April 14, 2013

Quran: Speak to People Kindly

Keep Calm and Smile It’s Sunnah!

Added on April 12, 2013

When You Are Greeted (Quran 4:86)

Added on April 9, 2013

Shaykh Omar Suleiman: If You Don’t Love Your…

Added on March 29, 2013

“The greeting of peace (as-salamu ‘alaykum) has many meanings. One of these meanings is that the person you are greeting will be safe from you (from your tongue, your heart, and your hand) and that you will not transgress against that person with your words or your deeds. This greeting is also a prayer for peace, safety, mercy, and blessings. We should take these noble meanings, which we so often say with our tongues, and make them our way of life in our dealings with other people.

Salman al-Ouda

Added on March 25, 2013

And speak to people kindly (Quran Animation)

Added on March 23, 2013

“A man insulted Ibn Abbas, may Allah be pleased with them, so when Ibn Abbas finished what he was doing, said: "O Ikrimah, does this man need anything so that we can do it for him?" The man hearing this hung his head, embarrassed of his rudeness.

Ibn Abbas

Added on March 9, 2013

Hide the Sins of Our Brothers and Sisters

Added on March 7, 2013

“Boys will be boys, but when men act like boys then we have a problem.

Abdulbary Yahya

Added on February 8, 2013

“The lowest of the levels of adab (respectful behavior) towards Allah (exalted be He) is for the human to accuse his own judgment of what is good for him instead of accusing Allah's decrees [when seemingly bad things happen to them]. But the real adab is for one to not have any judgment of their own at all [regarding the things that happen to them], for there to be only Allah's decrees, and to accept Allah's decrees with obedience and submission, in a state of contentment, trust, and tranquility.

Sayyid Qutb

Added on January 23, 2013

“I borrowed a pen in Ash-Sham [The Levant]. When I came back to Marwu [Merv in Turkmenistan] I saw that I still had it, so I went back to return it.

Abdullah ibn al-Mubarak

“Abdullah ibn Masud used to say: When we missed a brother we would go to him, if he was ill we would visit him to console him, if he was busy we would help him in his work, and if he was otherwise it would just be a visit.