For concluding these manners, we mention a great hadīth which describes great manners: Mu’ādh, may Allah be pleased with him, said:

The Prophet of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him and his progeny, took my hand and walked for some little time, then he said: ((O Mu’ādh, I recommend you to remain conscious of Allah and to be sincere in your sayings; to fulfil the promises; to render back the trusts; to leave the betrayal; to have mercy to the orphan; to conserve the neighbourhood; to suppress the anger; to speak softly; to greet the people; to obey and keep close to the Imam; to understand and study the Quran; to love the next life; to fear the reckoning; to have short hope; or to work well. I prevent you from insulting a Muslim, believing a liar, (or to accuse a sincere one of lying), to disobey a just Imam, or when you make corruption in the land. O Mu’ādh, remember Allah at every time before daybreak and near every tree and rock, and to repent for every sin, the secret in secret, and the public in public)).

Al-Bayhaqi has narrated it in the book Kanz ar-Rashād by Imam ‘Izzad-dīn, may Allah have mercy on him, and from the explanation of the erudite Ibn Hābis, may Allah have mercy on him.

This is the near summarized The Beneficial Summary Regarding What is Impermissible for the Responsible Slaves to Neglect. It is a facilitation gathered by the Chief Judge, the erudite, the sheikh of Islam, who’s a follower to the generous and glorious Prophet’s Progeny, Ahmed bin Ismā’īl al-Qurayshi al-A’lafi, may Allah reward him and grant him the best of goodness, and give him all what he wants in both of the two lives.

May Allah grant Our master, Muhammad and his family, peace and blessings be upon them to the number of the stars of the sky. Amen, O Allah! Amen!