Believers must never hold a hard feeling against a brother or sister, and should forget the past and treat each other as if meeting for the first time.1, 2, 3, 4
A disbelieving relative who is not actively fighting you may still receive your charity, because your help may cause him to believe.1, 2
We show appreciation to God by fasting Ramadan, praying the five prayers on time, and being charitable and kind.1, 2, 3
God commands His servants to treat each other in the best possible manner, because the devil always tries to drive a wedge among them and is man's most ardent enemy.1, 2
Because God gave us the capacity for compassion and for knowledge, it is our duty to develop compassion and to seek knowledge.1, 2, 3
Men, being physically stronger breadwinners who may tyrannize women unknowingly, must go out of their way to remove any oppression and be kind and considerate to their spouses.1, 2, 3
In matters of personal friction that have nothing to do with God, the Quran tells you to do good to your enemy and love him, and he may become your friend.1, 2, 3
With neutral people who do not fight you, you may talk, joke, befriend and help them, religion aside, looking at them as potential believers.1, 2, 3, 4
Muslims may donate organs and blood, because the body is like a garment and helping another human being is good.1, 2, 3
When beggars come to your door you must act, because the Quran commands us not to reprimand the beggar, and that is the least we can do.1, 2, 3, 4
The criterion for polygamy is whether it alleviates sorrow or creates it, and whether one is driven by lust or by charitable feelings.1, 2, 3