Easy Good Deeds Paperback | 160 Pages | Printed on Imported Light Weight Paper

Mufti Muhammad Taqi Usmani (author)

Publisher: Turath Publishing

This is a valuable book which details many good deeds that every person can easily practice without any major effort. The author has highlighted easy actions over a wide spectrum of areas, ranging from worship to social conduct, that reap abundant rewards.

This concise work will help readers appreciate the importance of many righteous actions, realise how easy it is to perform them, and ultimately imbue them with the spirit to practise Islam in its entirety.

Contents

– Good Intention

– Du’a (Supplication)

– Prophetic Dunas

– Seeking Forgiveness (Istighfar)

– Dhikr (Remembrance) of Allah

– Blessings upon the Prophet

– Gratitude

– Patience

– Beginning all Important Work with Bismi-llah

– To Initiate Greetings of Salam

– Visiting the Sick

– Participation in Funeral (Janazah) Salah & Burial

– Consoling the Bereaved

– Love for the Sake of Allah

– Helping a Muslim

– Interceding in Permissible Matters

– Concealing the Faults of Others

– Guiding towards Good

– Charity

– Forgiving

– Being Soft-Spoken

– Reconciliation

– Supporting Orphans & Widows

– Spending on One’s Family

– Good Conduct with Parents

– Good Conduct with Friends & Relatives of One’s Parents

– Good Relations between Husband & Wife

– Maintaining Ties of Kinship

– Good Treatment of Neighbours

– Being Cheerful & Courteous

– Good Treatment of a Travel Companion

– Meeting One Another for Allah’s Sake

– Honouring One’s Guest

– Removing an Obstacle from the Path

– Refraining from Arguments

– Learning Matters of the Religion

– Teaching Matters of the Religion

– Respecting One’s Elders

– Respecting the Signs of Islam

– Being Kind to Children

– Performing the Adhan

– Responding to the Azhan

– Recitation of the Noble Qur’an

– Recitation of Surat al-Fatihah & Surat al-Ikhlas

– Performing Wudu’ Properly

– Using Siwak (Toothstick)

– Dhikr After Wudu’

– Tahiyyat al-Wudu’

– Tahiyyat al-Masjid

– Intention of I’tikaf

– Praying in the First Row

– Filling in the Gaps within a Row

– Ishraq Salah

– Bathing & Applying Perfume on Friday

– Eating Suhur (Pre-Fast Meal)

– Breaking the Fast Quickly

– Feeding a Fasting Person

– Looking after the Household of a Person Participating in Hajj or Jihad

– To Supplicate for Martyrdom

– Starting One’s Work Early in the Morning

– Remembering Allah in the Marketplace

– Refunding an Item

– Lending Money to a Needy Person

– Granting Respite to a Poor Debtor

– Being Truthful in Trade

– Planting a Tree

– Good Treatment of Animals

– Killing Harmful Animals

– Controlling the Tongue

– Avoiding Useless Talk & Activities

– Six Good Deeds

– Beginning from the Right

– Cleaning & Eating a Dropped Morsel

– Praising Allah upon Sneezing & its Response

– Fear of Allah

– Optimism & Hope from Allah