Dress
'Say: Who has forbidden the adornment of Allah...'
A cloak with narrow sleeves
A woollen cloak
Adh-Dharira
Al-Qaza'
An iron ring
Angels do not enter a house with pictures inside
Applying scent to the head and beard
Artificial spaces between teeth
At-Talbid
Being asked to put life into a picture
Borrowing a necklace
Clipping nails
Combing one's hair
Covering one side of the body only
Covering the head and face with a covering sheet
Curly hair
Cursing picture-makers
Cutting short the mustaches
Dragging one's garment out of conceit
Dragging one's garment without conceit
Dyeing the hair
Earrings for women
Engraving in three lines
Gold rings
Green clothes
Grey hair
Hair braids
Hair parting
Hooded cloaks
Invoking Allah for one wearing new clothes
Leaving the beard
Lengthening hair artificially
Men adopting the manners of women
Men are forbidden to use saffron
Menstruating wife combing the hair of her husband
Mounting a man behind another man on an animal
Mounting a woman behind a man
Musk
Necklaces and Sikhabs worn by women
Not entering a house with pictures inside
Not refusing scent
Not to walk with only one shoe
Perfume
Picture-makers on the Day of Resurrection
Pictures
Pictures on things to trod on
Praying in clothes with pictures
Prohibiting effeminate men from houses
Putting on shoes
Removing hair from the face
Riding behind the rider on a camel
Rings for women
Silk for women
Silk is allowed for men suffering from an itch
Silver rings
Sitting on a mat made of date palm leaves
Sitting on pictures
Start combing from the right side
Taking off the left shoe first
The Aksiya and the Khama' is
The black Khamisa
The Burud
The engraving on the ring of the Prophet
The fringed Izar
The garment dyed with saffron
The helmit
The Ihtiba
The kind of scent recommended
The obliteration of pictures
The owner of the camel behind the rider
The part of the garment hanging below the ankles
The pocket opening of a shirt
The Prophet was contented with any clothes
The Qaba'
The red garment
The red leather tent
The red Maithara
The Rida
The Sabtiyya
The sandal with two straps
The Sikhab for boys
The stone of the ring
The wearing of Qassy
The wearing of shirts
The woman who gets herself tattooed
The woman who practices tattooing
Three riders on one camel
Throwing away a gold ring
To engrave a ring
To tuck up or roll up one's clothes
Touching silk but not wearing it
Trousers
Turbans
Using a ring as a stamp for letters
Using false hair
Using silk for bedding
Wearing a ring on the little finger
Wearing a ring with the stone towards the palm
Wearing silk clothes
White clothes
