The six rights of Muslims

This hadith teaches us that if someone invites you, you should accept—it’s part of showing good manners and caring about others. It helps keep hearts connected and makes people feel appreciated.

Islam really values these small acts that build love and unity in the community. But of course, there are times when you don’t have to go—like if you’re unwell, busy with something important, or if the gathering includes things that go against Islam. Still, in normal cases, turning someone down without a good reason could hurt their feelings, and Islam wants us to avoid that.

If everyone followed this, our society would be more loving, respectful, and full of strong bonds between people.

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1. It impacts the overall well-being of society by ensuring there will be a person there to care for you which will foster a positive environment in society

2. The wisdom behind designating this as a right is that it strengthens love and unity and it helps you earn rewards, there is no accountability for not doing it you will just not earn the rewards of visiting someone when they are ill

4. make the right intention and make sure to choose a good time.This is said:" The Prophet did not specify any particular day or time for visiting the sick, rather he prescribed that for his ummah by night and by day, at all times."

Saying salam promotes peace and respect among the people of the community. Reducing crime and acts of violence.

The word salam in Arabic means peace. wishing it on someone means wishing peace and blessings of Allah on them

By spreading the message to parents that they should teach their kids to say Salam, engraining this message into kids, it is likely that they grow up and continue to say Salam as their primary greeting

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This could have been made a right to foster a sense of community and brotherhood between Muslim so they may be more comfortable and friendly around each other. It allows muslims to be familiar with their community as well as shows that if a Muslim rejects an invitation he may not have a good sense of community and could be isolated or his imam low.

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1-This means that if a fellow Muslim comes to you asking for advice and guidance on a situation such as making a business decision, choosing a career or resolving a conflict, it is your duty to offer sincere advice and want the best for them.

2-It is considered a right as it may protect someone from harm, It increases trust and also fulfills an obligation as the Prophet (SAW) said that 'Religion is naseehah'

3-it builds a trustworthy community,reduces harm and bad decisions and helps spread knowledge and wisdom.

4-Arabic word for advice is النصيحة (An-Nasīhah)

Group 5 - If he falls sick, visit him

3.What are the rewards associated with visiting a sick person?

There are many hadiths which speak of its virtue, such as the words of the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him): “When the Muslim visits his (sick) Muslim brother, he is harvesting the fruits of Paradise until he returns.” (Narrated by Muslim, 2568). Al-Tirmidhi (969) narrated that ‘Ali (may Allah be pleased with him) said: I heard the Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) say: “There is no Muslim who visits a (sick) Muslim early in the morning but seventy thousand angels send blessings upon him until evening comes, and if he visits him in the evening, seventy thousand angels send blessings upon him until morning comes, and he will have a garden in Paradise.” (Classed as sahih by al-Albani in Sahih al-Tirmidhi)

-Muslims say "Alhamdulillah" after sneezing because it is a practice encouraged by Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him).

-Sneezing is seen as a blessing from Allah, as it provides relief and signifies good health, so Muslims are encouraged to thank Allah for this blessing.

-Those who hear one say "Alhamdulillah" upon sneezing should respond with "Yarhamuk Allah" (may Allah have mercy on you).

-This practice not only fosters kindness among Muslims, but also annoys Shaytan, as it involves the remembrance of Allah.