Islamic Etiquette (A part from the Minhaj Ul Muslim)

This is a portion of Abu Bakr A1-Jazairi's well-known and well-accepted work Minhaj-ul-Muslim - "The Way of the Muslim." The Author has pointed out that Islam is a religion of etiquette and touches upon almost every deed of Islam in relation to the most related customs of a particular time and place. The Author has urged that in Islamic culture a Muslim should have to pay all his duties in this sense. The Author has described all the Islamic attitudes required by a Muslim especially intention, behavior towards Allah, towards one's parents and his children, relatives and neighbors.This is a portion of Abu Bakr A1-Jazairi's well-known and well-accepted work Minhaj-ul-Muslim - "The Way of the Muslim." The Author has pointed out that Islam is a religion of etiquette and touches upon almost every deed of Islam in relation to the most related customs of a particular time and place. The Author has urged that in Islamic culture a Muslim should have to pay all his duties in this sense. The Author has described all the Islamic attitudes required by a Muslim especially intention, behavior towards Allah, towards one's parents and his children, relatives and neighbors.