Etiquette and Morals of Companionship

About This Book Etiquette and Morals of Companionship is a classic work by Imam Abu Abdul Rahman al-Sulami al-Naysaburi (330-412 AH) on how a Muslim should treat the people he keeps company with. Friends are the one relationship a person chooses for himself. The Prophet (peace be upon him) said that a person follows the religion of his close friend, so each of us should look carefully at whom we befriend. That makes the ethics of friendship a matter with real consequences, not just politeness. Al-Sulami covers how a companionship should be formed and on what basis, the rights a friend has, keeping confidences, overlooking faults and knowing when overlooking goes too far, correcting a friend without humiliating him, loyalty in his absence, and how to end a companionship when it has to end. What's Inside How companionship is formed and on what basis The rights a friend has over you Keeping confidences and overlooking faults Correcting a friend without humiliating him Loyalty, and ending a companionship properly Who It's For Any reader, since the book was written for people at every level of society Young people forming the friendships that will shape them Book Details Author: Imam Abu Abdul Rahman al-Sulami al-Naysaburi (d. 412 AH) Binding: Paperback Pages: 112 Size (inches): 5.5x8.5x0.25 Size (cm): 14x21.5x0.60 Edition: 1st (2024) Arabic Title: آداب وأخلاق الرفقاء