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Divorce, Waiting Periods, and Fair Treatment
Gives rules for divorce, waiting periods, reconciliation, nursing children, dowry, and fair treatment between husband and wife.
Inheritance Rules After Death
Gives shares for family members after someone dies, so inheritance is handled fairly instead of being controlled by greed or pressure.
Allah's Clear Commands for Daily Life
Lists major commands: worship Allah alone, be kind to parents, do not kill children, avoid shameful acts, do not kill unfairly, protect orphan property, be fair in trade, speak justly, and follow Allah's straight path.
The Ship, the Flood, and Nuh's Son
Tells how Nuh built the ship while his people mocked him, then carried pairs of creatures, his family and the believers. His son refused to board and drowned, and the ship rested on al-Judi.
Zakariyya Prays for a Son
Zakariyya, old and with a barren wife, quietly asks Allah for an heir. He is given the good news of Yahya, who grows up pure, God-fearing and dutiful to his parents.
The Dua of Ibrahim
Ibrahim asks Allah for wisdom, good company, an honoured name, Paradise, and forgiveness for his father, on a Day when wealth and children help no one without a sound heart.
Claiming Daughters for Allah and Following Forefathers
Criticises those who say Allah has daughters while they grieve at having a daughter themselves, and who call the angels female. Rejects their excuse of blindly following their forefathers, like earlier nations who were punished.
The Grateful Child and the Rebellious Child
Commands kindness to parents, recalling the mother's hardship in pregnancy and birth, and teaches the dua of one who reaches forty. Contrasts him with a son who says "Uff" to his parents and denies the resurrection.