Whoever Sees an Evil, Let Him Change It: Hadith 34 of an-Nawawi
The whoever sees an evil hadith (Muslim 49a, Hadith 34 of an-Nawawi): change it by hand, then tongue, then heart. Its meaning, context and conditions.
The Burden of Proof Is on the Claimant: Hadith 33 of an-Nawawi
The burden of proof hadith (Muslim 1711a, Hadith 33 of an-Nawawi): the claimant brings proof and the one who denies takes an oath. What it means for us.
No Harm and No Harming: Hadith 32 of an-Nawawi
The no harm no harming hadith (la darar wa la dirar), Hadith 32 of an-Nawawi: what it means, how to live by it, and an open note on its grading.
Renounce the World and Allah Will Love You: Hadith 31
The zuhd hadith (Ibn Majah 4102, Hadith 31 of an-Nawawi): detachment from the world and from what people own, with an open note on its grading.
Do Not Overstep Allah’s Limits: Hadith 30 of an-Nawawi
The Allah has set limits hadith (Hadith 30 of an-Nawawi): obligations, limits, prohibitions and what Allah left out of mercy, with its grading.
Doors of Good and Guarding the Tongue: Hadith 29 of an-Nawawi
The guard your tongue hadith (Tirmidhi 2616, Hadith 29 of an-Nawawi): the doors of good, the pillar of Islam, and why we must restrain the tongue.
Hold Fast to My Sunnah: Hadith 28 of an-Nawawi
The hold fast to my Sunnah hadith (Abu Dawud 4607, Hadith 28 of an-Nawawi): the Prophet’s farewell advice on taqwa, obedience and the Sunnah.
Righteousness Is Good Character: Hadith 27 of an-Nawawi
Righteousness is good character (Sahih Muslim 2553a, Hadith 27 of an-Nawawi): what sin is, what “consult your heart” means, and how it is graded.
Charity for Every Joint, Every Day: Hadith 26 of an-Nawawi
The charity for every joint hadith (Bukhari 2989, Hadith 26 of an-Nawawi): fairness, help, a good word, and two rak’ahs of Duha that suffice.
