ربيع الأبرار ونصوص الأخبار

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Book contents:-------------------------Chapter One: Times and Remembrance of this World and the HereafterThe second chapter: the sky and the planets and mentioning the Throne and the ChairChapter Three: Clouds, rain, snow, thunder, lightning, and related mentions of cloud seeding and othersChapter Four: Air, wind, breeze, heat, cold and shadeChapter Five: Fire, its types and conditions, mentioning the fire of Hell and its horrors, the lamp, the candle, and so onChapter Six: The Earth, the Mountains, the Stones, the Pebbles, the Jewels of the Earth, the Mufauz, and the Remembrance of Tremor and EclipseChapter Seven: Water, seas, valleys, rivers, springs, wells, and what is related and appropriate to that, such as mentioning ships, swimming, etc.Chapter VIII: Trees, plants, fruits, orchards, orchards, gardens, and remembrance of ParadiseChapter Nine: Country, home, buildings, and related mentions of architecture, ruin, and patriotismChapter Ten: The Angels, Humans, Jinns, Satan and his Tribe, and the Appropriate Mention of the Prophets and Nations, Arabs and Non-ArabsChapter Eleven: Disobedience, fatherhood, diet, rent, relief, support, defending women, jealousy, and so onChapter Twelve: Brotherhood, Love, Companionship, Intimacy, and What Happens Between Brothers in Arrogance, Frankness, and Remembrance of Love and Hatred for God and NeighborhoodChapter Thirteen: Disciplining, Teaching, Education, Politics, Remembrance of Teachers and Straighteners, Beating, Handcuffing, Imprisonment, Punishment, and the likeChapter Fourteen: Fortune telling, remembrance of coming and going, happiness and bad luck, right and bad luck, distress and disappointment, paralysis, sustenance and deprivationChapter Fifteen: Changing conditions and their differences, states changing and reversing, the occurrence of strife and calamities, the removal of rulers and their bad consequences, and so on.Chapter Sixteen: Reward and reward, and what is appropriate for that, in terms of compensation, successors, and the likeChapter Seventeen: Ignorance, omission, error, correction, distortion, melody, and the likeChapter Eighteen: Madness, foolishness, foolishness, heedlessness, sadness, haste, abandoning patience, curiosity, entering into what does not concern, and frivolityChapter Nineteen: Silent Answers, Splashes of the Tongue, and What Happens of Correction, Objection, Rebuke, Contesting, Arguing, and ArguingChapter Twenty: felonies, sins and related contracts, punishment, apology, repudiation and repentanceChapter Twenty-One: Modesty, silence, lack of persistence, solitude, concealment, idleness, peace of mind, humility, self-compassion, and so onChapter Twenty-Two: Fraud, deceit, cunning, denial, cunning, malice, deceit, deceit, malicious intrusion, corruption of intent, and the likeChapter Twenty-Three Goodness and righteousness, mentioning the good and the righteous, their attributes, their conditions, and what came about them and about themChapter Twenty-Four: Creatures and Their Attributes, Remembrance of Goodness and Ugliness, Length and Shortness, Oldness and Smallness, Fatness and Leanness, and OthersChapter Twenty Five: Good and ugly morals and habits, anger, gentleness, violence, tenderness, cruelty, lightness of spirit and heavinessChapter Twenty-Six: Religion and what is related to it, such as mentioning prayer, fasting, Hajj, alms, and other acts of worship and acts of worship.Chapter Twenty Seven: Defamation, satire, cursing, backbiting, and the likeChapter Twenty-Eight: Humiliation, humiliation, weakness, lack of power, meanness, loss of determination, remembrance of the rabble, and negligenceChapter Twenty-Nine: Remembrance of God, Supplication, Asking Forgiveness, Confidence, Praise, Glorification, Seeking Refuge, and Praying for the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peaceChapter Thirty: Fragrances and what came about perfume in its colors, singly and in combination, as well as perfumery and its useChapter Thirty-One: Fees for socializing with people, meeting them, shaking hands with them, babysitting them, correspondence with them, mentioning them, visiting them, mentioning peace and greetings, etiquette and what is related to thatChapter Thirty-Two: Names, nicknames, and nicknames, and what is recommended, despised, forbidden, and urgedChapter Thirty-Three: Traveling, walking, parting, remembering departure, arrival, farewell, distance, nearness, going and coming, and the likeChapter Thirty-Four: Teeth, remembrance of boyhood, youth, old age, old age, and the likeChapter Thirty-five: Longing and nostalgia for homelands, description of conflict, and affection for family and loved onesChapter Thirty-Six: Evil and immorality, mentioning the wicked and the ungodly, and what they commit of abominations and reprehensible thingsChapter Thirty-Seven: Intercession, Care, Assistance, Reconciliation, Embassy, ​​and the likeChapter Thirty-Eighth: Patience, uprightness, and self-control when desiresChapter Thirty-Nine: Industries and crafts, mentioning craftsmen and professionals and what is related to themChapter Forty: Voices and Melodies in Poetry and the Qur’an, and the Permissibility and Prohibition of Singing and Related ThingsChapter Forty-One: Honesty, truth, rightness, speaking the truth, intransigence in religion, anger towards God, and so onChapter forty-two: Health, safety, wellness, physical strength, security, and the like