Always be Honest
The Prophet ﷺ was called 'Al-Ameen' — the Trustworthy — even before he became a prophet. Everyone trusted him because he never lied.
Truthfulness leads to goodness, and goodness leads to Paradise.
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Be Kind to Everyone
The Prophet ﷺ said: 'The best of you are those who are best to their families.' He was always gentle with children and animals.
Kind words and a smile open hearts.
Don't get Angry
A man came to the Prophet ﷺ and said: 'Advise me!' The Prophet ﷺ said: 'Do not get angry.' The man asked again, and got the same answer.
When you feel angry, take a deep breath, sit down, or get a drink of water.
Share with Others
The Prophet ﷺ taught us that you don't truly believe until you love for your brother what you love for yourself.
Share your toys, food, and time. Allah loves the generous.
Respect the Elderly
The Prophet ﷺ said: 'He is not one of us who does not respect our elders and show mercy to our young.'
Speak softly to grandparents and help them when you can.
Never Tell a Lie
The Prophet ﷺ said lying is one of the signs of a hypocrite. Even joking lies are not allowed!
Even small lies are bad. Tell the truth, even if it's hard.
Say Thank You — Shukr
Allah loves those who are grateful. Saying 'Alhamdulillah' is thanking Allah for everything we have.
Thank Allah every day, and thank people who help you too.
Be Patient — Sabr
When something hard happens, the Prophet ﷺ taught us to say 'Inna lillahi wa inna ilayhi raji'oon'. Allah loves patient people.
Take a deep breath when things go wrong. Allah is with the patient.
Modesty — Haya
The Prophet ﷺ said modesty is part of faith. He himself was more shy than a young girl in her room.
Be shy from doing wrong, even when no one is watching.
Keep Your Promises
If you promise something, keep it. Breaking promises is a sign of a hypocrite.
Only promise what you can do — then do it.
Be Generous — Karam
The Prophet ﷺ never said 'no' to anyone who asked. He gave away food, clothes, even a sheep between two mountains!
Give from what you love — Allah gives back even more.
Forgive Others
The Prophet ﷺ forgave the people of Makkah after they hurt him for years. He told them: 'Go, you are free.'
Let go of anger. Forgiving brings peace to your heart.
Be Kind to Animals
A woman entered Jannah because she gave water to a thirsty cat — and a man was forgiven for giving water to a thirsty dog.
Feed your pet, don't hurt little creatures — Allah notices.
Stay Clean
The Prophet ﷺ loved clean clothes, brushed his teeth with siwak, and said cleanliness is half of faith.
Wash your hands, brush your teeth, keep your room tidy.
Say Salam First
The Prophet ﷺ said: 'Spread salam among you — you will love each other.'
Be the first to say 'Assalamu alaykum' — it earns reward.
Ask Permission
The Prophet ﷺ taught us to ask before entering a room — knock three times, say salam, and wait.
Knock before entering, ask before borrowing.
Eat Good Manners
The Prophet ﷺ told a young boy: 'Say Bismillah, eat with your right hand, and from what is in front of you.'
Bismillah, right hand, no waste, Alhamdulillah at the end.
Speak Softly
Allah praises those who lower their voices. Loud, harsh speech hurts hearts.
Use a calm, kind voice — it shows good akhlaq.
Visit the Sick
Visiting the sick is a right of every Muslim. Angels make dua for the visitor.
Bring a smile, a card, or a small gift to a sick friend.
Care for Neighbours
Jibreel kept reminding the Prophet ﷺ about neighbours so much, he thought neighbours might inherit from us!
Share food, smile, and don't disturb your neighbours.
Love Your Siblings
The Prophet ﷺ kissed his grandsons Hasan and Husayn and said whoever doesn't show mercy isn't shown mercy.
Help, share, and be patient with your brothers and sisters.
Manners with the Quran
We touch the Quran with wudu, place it in a high, clean place, and listen quietly when it is read.
The Quran is Allah's words — treat it with great care.
Manners in the Masjid
Enter with the right foot saying the dua, walk calmly, never run, and don't talk loudly inside.
The masjid is Allah's house — keep it clean and peaceful.
Manners on the Road
The Prophet ﷺ told us not to sit on roadsides — but if we must, we should lower our gaze, return greetings, and remove harm.
Stay safe, look down out of respect, help others on the way.
Never Make Fun of Others
Allah says in the Quran: do not mock others, maybe they are better than you.
Names that hurt are not allowed. Be the one who lifts others up.