Morals and Manners in Islam

Here are a few morals and manners that we, as Muslims should follow at all times. And as i said in my previous post, the best way to remember something is to act upon it and permanently take it into your life.

Kindness & Gentleness:

1) Speaking should be loud enough to be audible to the one addressed, never louder.
2) Bad or objectionable language should be avoided.
3) Laughter should not be characterized by loud or unpleasant sounds.
4) Weeping should be restrained and polite, not hysterically loud or abandoned.
5) Eating and drinking should be done at a gentle, dignified pace.
6) It is proper for a Muslim to restrain his anger, keeping himself within the bounds of courtesy.
7) Parents should give their children beautiful, meaningful name, and avoid names indicating difficulty and sadness.
8) Smiling at other people when meeting is recommended.
9) Looking pleasantly at others while conversing with then is required as polite conduct.
10) It is necessary that a Muslim be gentle when criticizing others for something they might have done.

Following these rules given forth by the Qur'an and Sunnah will help you get closer to Allah (SWT).

And Allah knows best.

Book: 'Morals and Manners in Islam'     
Author: Marwan Ibrahim Al-Kaysi
http://www.al-hidaayah.co.uk/morals-and-manners-in-islam-by-marwan-ibrahim-alkaysi.ir?cName=books-general