Pearl of Wisdom
to his companions, 'Which of you loves the money of his heirs more than his own money?' They said, ?O Messenger of Allah, we all love our own money more than the money of our heirs.' He said, 'One's own money is that which is put forward and the money of one's heir [i.e. that which we save and not spend in charity] is that which he leaves behind.'
Prophet Muhammad al-Mustafa [sawa] al-Targhib wa al-Tarhib, v. 2, p. 50, no. 8
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25 Things Forbidden in Ihraam |
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1. Hunting 2. Sexual Intercourse 3. Kissing a woman 4. Touching one’s spouse with lust 5. Looking at a woman and flirting with her 6. Masturbating 7. Extracting a tooth 8. Using scent or perfume 9. Wearing stitched clothing (for men only) 10. Applying collyrium (surma) or henna 11. Looking at oneself in a mirror 12. Carrying arms 13. Lying, boasting and abusing 14. Quarrelling and swearing 15. Killing insects found on the body (such as lice) 16. Beautifying oneself 17. Removing hair from the body 18. Covering the head (for men) 19. Covering the face (for women) 20. Closing of nostrils to avoid undesirable smells or odours 21. Taking out blood from the body 22. Cutting the nails 23. Reciting Nikkah (marriage contract), to be a witness and to justify it 24. Wearing shoes, slippers or socks (that cover the top part of the feet - for men only) 25. Being under shade (for men) including the wearing of a cap, use of umbrella or travelling in a vehicle
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