Wifāq ul Ulāma (SA) ASSOCIATION OF SOUTH AFRICAN 'ULAMA
1. Always show respect to your elders from within your heart and outwardly regardless of whether they are your parents, teachers, family members etc.…
Aadaab when interacting with One’s Elders – Part 2
1. When addressing your father, you should not call him by his name, rather you should use a title of love and respect such as Abba etc.…
Aadaab when interacting with One’s Elders – Part 3
1. Do not call your elders by nicknames.
2. When speaking about your parents, ustaads, elders etc.,…
Aadaab when interacting with One’s Elders – Part 4
1. When any elder comes to greet you and make musaafaha with you while you are seated, then out of respect you should stand up to greet them.…
Aadaab when interacting with One’s Elders – Part 8
1. One should not regard himself to be equal or greater than his seniors.
2. One should not hope or desire that his elders call him by respectable titles etc.…
Aadaab when interacting with One’s Elders – Part 12
1. If you notice your elders making a mistake, then do not be hasty in correcting them immediately, as it is possible that you have not understood the situation correctly.…
Aadaab of Business and Dealings – Part 10
1. If a person has made an offer to purchase and the seller is inclined to concluding the deal, then it is impermissible for anyone else to make an offer over the offer of the purchaser.…
Aadaab when interacting with One’s Elders – Part 13
1. If one does not live near his asaatiza (teachers) and elders, then too he should maintain contact with them by phoning them and occasionally taking out the time to visit them.…
Aadaab of Business and Dealings – Part 11
1. Once the sale is concluded, the purchaser and seller do not have the right to cancel the sale.…
Aadaab when interacting with One’s Elders – Part 14
1. If one’s elders are engaged in some ibaadat or work and one wishes to speak to them or discuss some matter with them, one should wait for them to complete whatever they are engaged in.…