كتاب رياض الصالحين كامل دون نت 1.1.0

The book "Riyad as-Salihin," compiled by Imam Yahya ibn Sharaf al-Nawawi, presents a collection of authentic hadiths from the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). This digital version, available offline, offers users access to a comprehensive compilation that covers various aspects of belief and everyday life, encouraging the reader towards spiritual growth and moral integrity through a thoughtful arrangement of topics.

This edition features several noteworthy functionalities:

• An intuitive index with a search feature for easy navigation.
• The ability to directly access specific pages.
• Page zooming options via touch gestures for enhanced readability.
• A toggle for night and day modes to suit user preferences.
• The option to add quotes and bookmarks for quick reference.

Imam al-Nawawi has meticulously ensured that only authentic hadiths are included, organizing them into categories and chapters that facilitate ease of study. The work encompasses topics ranging from worship and interpersonal dealings to personal behavior, each introduced with relevant titles to guide the reader's understanding.

This edition of "Riyad as-Salihin" comprises 1,903 narrated hadiths, presenting them in their text form without the chain of transmission, primarily beginning with the companions of the Prophet. While it occasionally includes remarks from the companions themselves inspired by the Prophet's teachings, the focus remains on conveying the Prophet's sayings and actions as relayed by his immediate followers.

Imam al-Nawawi stated regarding his work: “I saw it necessary to compile a concise collection of authentic hadiths while committing not to include anything other than straightforwardly valid reports drawn from renowned compendiums.” Although some contemporary scholars, including Sheikh Al-Albani and Al-Arnaout, have identified approximately 3% of the hadiths as weak, their critiques nonetheless affirm the overall high authenticity level of this compilation.

The book is organized into nineteen distinct sections aside from the introductions, culminating in a total of three hundred seventy-two chapters categorized as follows:

• Introductions (83 chapters)
• Book of Manners (16 chapters)
• Book on Food Etiquette (17 chapters)
• Book of Clothing (10 chapters)
• Book on Sleeping Etiquette (4 chapters)
• Book of Peace (13 chapters)
• Book on Visiting the Sick (22 chapters)
• Book of Travel Etiquette (14 chapters)
• Book of Virtues (52 chapters)
• Book on I'tikaf (one chapter)
• Book of Hajj (one chapter)
• Book of Jihad (7 chapters)
• Book of Knowledge (one chapter)
• Book of Praise and Gratitude to Allah (one chapter)
• Book on Sending Blessings upon the Prophet (one chapter)
• Book of Remembrance (6 chapters)
• Book of Supplications (4 chapters)
• Book on Prohibited Matters (116 chapters)
• Book of Miscellaneous Notes and Anecdotes (one chapter)
• Book of Seeking Forgiveness (2 chapters)