How we treat people is half the religion — yet it's the half most easily forgotten. In Social Etiquette (Adab al-Mu'asharat), the great sub-continent scholar Mawlana Ashraf Ali Thanwi turns his insight to the everyday habits of social life: the small discourtesies we don't notice, the inconveniences we cause without thinking, and the prophetic manners that put them right.
Told through anecdotes and practical examples rather than dry rules, this brief treatise is refreshed in this modern annotated edition with footnotes applying Thanwi's guidance to contemporary situations — including the particular realities of Muslim life in the West.
At just 64 pages, it's a book you'll finish in an evening and act on for years. Perfect for personal reading, youth groups, and slipping into any gift order.
Paperback | 64 pages | Turath Publishing