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    Surah Hujurat is the 49th surah (chapter) of the Qur’an with 18 ayat.

    It
    focuses on social etiquette among the Muslims and between the Muslims
    and the Prophet, and notably states that faith is proven through action, not
    words. This Surah is very beautiful . I would like to share with you the 9
    golden rules extracted from Surah Hujurat.
    1. “Fa Tabayyanu – Investigate: when you receive an
    information,lest you harm people out of ignorance.
    2. “Fa Aslihu“-Make settlement: between your brothers as believers
    are brothers.
    3. “Wa Aqsitu “– Act justly: whenever there is a dispute try for
    settlement and act justly among both parties as Allah loves those
    who act justly.
    4. “La Yaskhar”– Don’t ridicule people,perhaps they may be
    better than you to Allah.
    5. “Wa La Tanabazu”– Do not call each other with off ensive
    nicknames
    6. “Wa La Talamizu“- Do not insult one another.
    7. “Ijtanibu Kaseeran minaz-Zan”-Avoid negative assumptions,
    indeed some of the assumptions are sins.
    8. “Wa La Tajassasu” : Do not spy on each other
    9. “Wa La Yagtab”– Do not backbite each other. Its a major sin
    equivalent to eating your dead brother’s flesh.

    The following are the commands in Surah Al-Hujrat:


    1. Prohibitions of making decisions in advance (in doctrinal,
    sociopolitical, economic, and other issues in words and deeds)
    before God Almighty and His Messenger.
    2. Prohibition of raising one voice above the voice of the Prophet,
    nor speak aloud to him in talk. In other words, command to show
    utmost respect to the Messenger of God.
    3. Prohibition of calling the Messenger of God from behind the
    rooms; rather, they should be patience enough till he could come
    out to them.
    4. Whenever an evil-doer comes to you with intelligence, do not
    acknowledge it unless you investigate its veracity, otherwise, if
    you do something in ignorance, you may have done something
    wrong and thereafter you may regret what you have done.
    5. You should never expect the Messenger of God to obey you in
    much of the matter, otherwise, you would surely be in trouble. In
    other words, the believers are expected to obey the Prophet’s
    commands rather than expecting him to obey them.
    6. Whenever two parties or groups among the believers engage in
    fighting, then make peace between them both. But if one of them
    outrages against the other, then fight against the one that
    outrages till it complies with the Command of Allah. Then if it
    complies [and ceases outrage], then make reconciliation between
    them justly, and be equitable.
    7. Believers are nothing else than brethren, then, always make
    reconciliation amongst your brethren.
    8. Believing men should abstain from deriding other believing
    brethren. Likewise, believing women are strictly forbidden from
    deriding other women, as they may be better than them.
    9. A believer must avoid suspicion, as some suspicions are sins.
    Likewise, one must avoid spying on others and backbiting one
    another.
    10. Islam rejects all racial, political, ethnological, tribal,
    geographical, economic, intellectual, cultural, and social
    segregation and places fear of God as the standard for distinction
    between virtues and vice.
    11. The true believers are those who believe in Allah and His
    Messenger (S) and then doubt not but strive with their
    possessions and their lives for the cause of Allah.
    12. do not image that you render a service to the Noble Prophet by
    being a Muslim and requesting favor in return; rather, being
    guided to the Islamic faith and embracing it are great Divine
    Favors conferred upon man by God.

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