The Rights of the Neighbours (Neighbors) – Islamic Book on Good Neighborliness by Mufti Muhammed Israar
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An Islamic guide to being a good neighbor, in English.
The Rights of the Neighbours by Mufti Muhammed Israar explains who a neighbor is in Islam and the rights owed to neighbors, Muslim and non-Muslim alike, with Shariah teachings and true stories from the pious predecessors.
✔ Translation edited by Mufti Afzal Hossen Elias, published by Zam Zam Publishers
✔ Short and easy to read, suitable for families and study circles
✔ A practical reminder for life in a diverse neighborhood
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Description
The Rights of the Neighbours by Mufti Muhammed Israar
Islam teaches that how we treat the people next door is part of our faith, yet the topic is often overlooked. The Rights of the Neighbours by Mufti Muhammed Israar addresses it directly. It explains who counts as a neighbor and what Islam asks of us toward them, and it draws on the Qur’an, the Sunnah, classical sources, and encouraging stories from the lives of pious Muslims of the past.
The translation was edited by Mufti Afzal Hossen Elias and published by Zam Zam Publishers.
For Muslims in the USA, where neighbors often come from many faiths and backgrounds, this book is an easy-to-read Islamic guide to being a good neighbor.
What you will find in this book
Based on published descriptions. Replace this section with the real chapter list from your copy.
- The definition of a neighbor in Islam
- The rights of neighbors and the importance of good conduct toward them
- Concern for neighbors, whether Muslim or non-Muslim
- Shariah teachings with inspiring stories from the pious predecessors
Who is this book for?
- Muslim families who want to build good relations with their neighbors
- Readers interested in Islamic manners (adab)
- Study circles, halaqas, and Sunday school classes
- Imams who speak on good character and community
- Anyone looking for a short, meaningful Islamic gift
Why choose this book?
- A neglected topic, clearly explained: one subject, one short book
- Real stories: examples from the pious predecessors make the lessons memorable
- Relevant in the USA: applies to neighbors of any background
- Trusted publisher: Zam Zam Publishers, with translation edited by Mufti Afzal Hossen Elias
Tips: how to be a good neighbor in Islam
Readers often ask how to put this into practice. A few simple habits help:
- Greet your neighbors and learn their names.
- Share food, especially on Eid and Ramadan evenings.
- Avoid causing noise, mess, or parking problems.
- Check in when a neighbor is ill or in need.
More on Islamic manners and character
Read The Pious Woman and The Gift of Nikah on family life, and Business Made Easy, also from Zam Zam Publishers, on honest dealings.
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FAQ
Who wrote The Rights of the Neighbours?
It was written by Mufti Muhammed Israar. The translation was edited by Mufti Afzal Hossen Elias.
Does it cover non-Muslim neighbors?
Published descriptions say it covers concern for neighbors, both Muslim and non-Muslim.
Is the book in English?
Yes. This listing is for the English edition.
Is it a long book?
No. It is a short book, listed at about 80 pages in other editions.
Is it suitable for study circles or classes?
Yes. Its short chapters and stories work well for group discussion.
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