Al-Kāfi

The Book of Zakat

• Virtue of Charity 1.–11.
• Giving Charity Repels Misfortune 12.–22.
• The Virtue of Giving Charity Out of Public Sight 23.–25.
• Giving Charity During the Night 26.–28.
• Giving Charity Increases One’s Wealth 29.–33.
• Giving Charity to Relatives 34.–36.
• Providing for the Family to Improve the Quality of Their Lives 37.–50.
• One’s Dependents 51.–53.
• Giving Charity to Those Whom One Does Not Know 54.–55.
• Giving Charity to Bedouins and People Who Live in Desolate Areas 56.–58.
• Undesirability of Turning Away One Asking for Help 59.–64.
• The Amount of Charity for One Asking for Help 65.–66.
• The Prayer of the Recipient of Charity 67.–68.
• One Who Distributes Charity Has a Share in Rewards with the Donor of Charity 69.–71.
• Self-Abnegation (Giving Preference to Others Over One’s Self) 72.–74.
• One Who Asks for Help Without Actually Needing Help 75.–77.
• Unpleasantness of Begging 78.–85.
• Embarrassing the Recipient of a Favor 86.–87.
• Giving Charity After an Appeal From a Recipient 88.–92.
• Benevolent Assistance (Optional Charity as Opposed to Compulsory Ones) 93.–95.
• The Virtue of Benevolent Assistance 96.–107.
• Another Chapter about the Subject of the Previous Chapter 108.
• Providing Benevolent Assistance Repels Wicked Encounters 109.–111.
• Providers of Benevolent Assistance Will be Identified as Such on the Day of Judgment 112.–115.
• Completion of Benevolent Assistance 116.–117.
• Finding a Proper Recipient of Benevolent Assistance 118.–122.
• Disciplines for Providing Benevolent Assistance 123.–125.
• Refusing to Appreciate a Benevolent Assistance 126.–128.
• Providing a Loan 129.–133.
• Extending Due Date of Payment in Favor of the Borrower 134.–137.
• Waiving a Loan in Favor of a Dead Person 138.–139.
• The Cost of Maintenance of Wealth 140.–143.
• Appreciation of Bounties 144.–146.
• Understanding Generosity and Munificence 147.–161.
• Spending on Deserving Causes 162.–171.
• Stinginess and Greed 172.–179.
• Rare Ahadith about Charity 180.–195.
• Virtue of Serving Food 196.–207.
• The Excellence of Moderation 208.–220.
• Detestability of Over-Spending and Living in Austerity 221.–231.
• Providing Water for Drinking 232.–237.
• Charity for Descendents of al-Hashim and the People of Their Household (Servants) and Compensation to Them 238.–247.
• The Rare Ahadith 248.–252.

The Book of Fasting

• The Excellence of Fast and Fasting 253.–269.
• The Excellence of the Month of Ramadan 270.–276.
• About the One Who Serves Food to a Fasting Person 277.–280.
• Prohibition of Saying ‘Ramadan’ Instead of the ‘Month of Ramadan’ 281.–282.
• The Words to Say When the Month of Ramadan is About to Begin 283.–291.
• Verifying the Rise of the New Moon and Finding Witnesses for It 292.–303.
• The Rare Ahadith 304.–306.
• Another Chapter about the Previous Subject 307.–310.
• The Day That Is Doubtful About Its Being of the Month of Sha‘ban or the Month of Ramadan 311.–319.
• Kinds of Fasts 320.
• Disciplines During Fasting 321.–331.
• The Fasting of the Messenger of Allah, O Allah, grant compensation to Muhammad and his family worthy of their services to Your cause 332.–338.
• Excellence of Fasting in the Month of Shaman, Continuing Such Fast to Connect it with the Month of Ramadan, and Three Days of Fasting Every Month 339.–351.
• Breakfast before Dawn 352.–354.
• The Prayer to Say During Breakfast after Sunset 355.–356.
• Fasting Continuously and All the Time 357.–361.
• The Case of One Who Eats or Drinks but Has Doubts About Its Taking Place before or after Dawn 362.–368.
• What Is Dawn, When Does It Come and When Is It Unlawful to Eat? 369.–373.
• The Case of One Who Eats, Thinking it to Be after Sunset, when It Is Not yet Sunset 374.–375.
• The Time of Breaking Fast after Sunset 376.–378.
• The Case of One who Eats or Drinks out of Forgetfulness During the Month of Ramadan 379.–381.
• The Case of One Who Knowingly Eats or Is Involved in Carnal Relation During the Month of Ramadan 382.–390.
• The Case of a Person Involved in Carnal Relations in the Form of Kissing or Foreplay 391.–393.
• The Case of One Who Experiences a Wet-Dream During the Night in the Month of Ramadan or at Other Times and Does Not Shower before Dawn or It Occurs During the Night or Day 394.–398.
• The Undesirability of Immersing One’s Head in Water while Fasting 399.–404.
• Rinsing One’s Mouth and Nostrils while Fasting 405.–408.
• The Case of a Fasting Person’s Vomiting, Nauseating or Burping 409.–414.
• The Case of a Fasting Person’s Use of Bath Room and Apply Cupping 415.–418.
• The Case of a Fasting Person’s Sniffling or Use of Eardrops or Enema 419.–424.
• The Case of a Fasting Person’s Use of Kohl (Eye Drops or powder) 425.–427.
• A Fasting Person’s Use of Tooth Brush 428.–431.
• A Fasting Person’s Use of Perfumes 432.–436.
• A Fasting Person’s Use of Chewing Gum 437.–438.
• The Case of a Fasting Person Tasting the Salt in Cooking Pot and Chews for the Fledgling 439.–442.
• The Case of a Fly or Mucus Entering the Throat of a Fasting Person 443.–444.
• The Case of a Fasting Person’s Keeping a Ring, a Pebble or a Date Stone in His Mouth while Fasting 445.–446.
• The Case of Seniors Who Feel Weak when Fasting 447.–453.
• The Case of a Pregnant or Breastfeeding Woman Who Feels Weak when Fasting 454.
• The Limit of Illness That Exempts One from Fasting 455.–462.
• The Case of One Who Remains Ill for Two Consecutive Months of Ramadan 463.–465.
• Remedy and Compensatory Fast for the Missed Fasting During the Month of Ramadan 466.–471.
• The Case of One Who Wakes up in the Morning with an Intention to Fast, but Who Does Not Do So or Vice Versa when Fasting Is a Compensatory Fast for the Missed Fast in the Month of Ramadan or Other Days 472.–478.
• The Case of One Who Fasts Optionally while He Is Obligated to Make Up for Fasting of the Month of Ramadan He Has Missed 479.–480.
• The Case of a Person Who Passes Away Owing Fasting of the Month of Ramadan or Other Times 481.–486.
• Children’s Fasting and When They Owe Fasting 487.–490.
• The Case of One Who Becomes a Muslim during the Month of Ramadan 491.–493.
• Undesirability of Traveling in the Month of Ramadan 494.–495.
• Undesirability (unlawfulness) of Fast on a Journey 496.–502.
• The Case of One Who Fasts on a Journey out of Ignorance 503.–505.
• Those Who Do or Do Not Have to Break Their Fast on a Journey 506.–512.
• Optional Fasting on a Journey and Qada’ (compensatory fast) of Fasting Missed on a Journey 513.–517.
• The Case of One Who Begins a Journey or Returns from a Journey in the Month of Ramadan 518.–526.
• The Case of a Traveler Who Enters His Town or a Place where He Wants to Stay for Ten Days 527.–528.
• The Case of One Who Involves Himself in Carnal Relations with His Wife on a Journey or Returns from a Journey in the Month of Ramadan 529.–534.
• The Case of Fasting during Menses: Major or Minor One 535.–545.
• The Case of One Who Owes Fasting of Two Consecutive Months but an Obstacle Prevents Him 546.–554.
• Fasting As Expiation for Swearing 555.–557.
• The Case of One Who Vows to Fast a Certain Day or for Thanksgiving 558.–567.
• The Expiation and Ransom for Missed Fasting 568.–574.
• Postponing the Three Days Fasting to Winter Months 575.–577.
• Fasting on Ninth of Dhul Hajjah and on Tenth of Muharram 578.–584.
• Fasting on ‘Id Days and during the Bright Days of the Month: 11, 12 and 13 585.–587.
• Fasting on Memorable Days 588.–591.
• The Excellence of Having Breakfast after Sunset with a Brother (in Belief) 592.–597.
• The Case of Those Who Need Permission to Fast Optional Fasting 598.–602.
• The Preferable Items to Use for Breakfast after Sunset 603.–608.
• Ghusl (bath) in the Month of Ramadan 609.–612.
• Additional Salat (prayer) in the Month of Ramadan 613.–618.
• The Night of Destiny 619.–630.
• Supplication during the Last Ten days of the Month of Ramadan 631.–636.
• Saying Takbir (Allah Is Great Beyond Description) in the First Night of Shawwal 637.–640.
• Day of ‘Id, First Day of the Month of Shawwal 641.–644.
• People’s Obligation after Having Proof of the New Moon on the Day of ‘Id after Completion of Fasting 645.–646.
• Rare Ahadith 647.–651.
• Al-Fitrah Charity Due to Fasting 652.–675.
• Al-’Ttikaf (Fasting for Three Days while Staying in a Masjid) 676.–678.
• I‘tikaf is not Valid without Fasting 679.–681.
• Kinds of Masjid Where ’Ttikaf Is Valid 682.–686.
• Minimum Limits of I‘tikaf 687.–691.
• A Person During I’tikaf Cannot Exit the Masjid Unless it is Urgent 692.–694.
• One becomes ill, in i'tikaf or finds Haydh (menses) 695.–696.
• The Case of a Man Who Engages in Carnal Relation with His Wife During Itikaf 697.–699.
• Rare Ahadith 700.–706.

The Book of Haj

• The Beginning of the Stone (black stone) and the Reason for Kissing This Stone 707.–709.
• The Beginning of the House and Tawaf (Walking Seven Times Around the House) 710.–711.
• The First Thing of Lands that Allah Created Was the Site of the House and How Was What He First Created 712.–718.
• The Hajj of Adam, ‘Alayhi al-Salam 719.–724.
• The Reason for the Sacred Area and Why It Is This Much 725.–726.
• Trying People and Examining Them by Means of al-Ka‘bah 727.–728.
• Hajj of Ibrahim and Isma‘il, Their Building the House, Those Who Became in Charge of the House after Them 729.–747.
• Hajj of the Prophets ‘Alayhim al-Salam 748.–758.
• The Invasion of Tubba‘ and People of Elephant Against the House; ‘Abd al-Muttalib Digs the Well of Zamzam, Quraysh Destroys al-Ka‘bah and Rebuilds It and Hajjaj Destroys al-Ka‘bah and Rebuilds It 759.–766.
• About the Words of Allah, the Most High, ’In It There Are Clear Signs’ 767.–768.
• The Rare Ahadith 769.–770.
• Allah, the Most Majestic, the Most Glorious, Made Makkah a Sacred Place When He Created the Skies and Earth 771.–774.
• About the Words of Allah, ‘Whoever Enters Therein Gains Immunity 775.–777.
• Deviation from Law and Committing Crimes in Makkah 778.–781.
• Displaying Arms in Makkah 782.–783.
• Use of the Covering of al-Ka‘bah 784.
• Detestability of Taking Soil and Pebbles from the House 785.–788.
• Detestability of Residing in Makkah 789.–790.
• The Trees of al-Haram (the sacred area) 791.–796.
• Animals that Can Be Slaughtered in al-Haram and Items that Can Be Taken Out of al-Haram 797.–799.
• Hunting in al-Haram (the sacred area) and The Expiation for the Same 800.–829.
• The Findings in al-Haram (the sacred area) 830.–833.
• The Excellence of Looking at al-Ka‘bah 834.–839.
• The Case of One Who Finds His Debtor in al-Haram (the sacred area) 840.
• The Case of Items Donated to al-Ka‘bah 841.–845.
• The Meaning of the Words of Allah, the Most Majestic, the Most Glorious, ‘The Residents and Nonresidents Are the Same’ 846.–847.
• Hajj of the Holy Prophet, O Allah, grant compensation to Muhammad and his family worthy of their services to Your cause 848.–861.
• The Excellence of Hajj and ‘Umrah, and the Reward Thereof 862.–909.
• The Obligation of al-Hajj and al-Umrah 910.–918.
• The Ability to Perform al-Hajj 919.–923.
• One Procrastinates in His Duty of Performing al-Hajj 924.–929.
• One Who Leaves Makkah with an Intention Not to Ever Return 930.–932.
• There Is Not anything Good in Neglecting al-Hajj, and One Who Is Prevented from Performing al-Hajj Is Because of Sin 933.–934.
• If People Neglect al-Hajj, Torment Will Come upon Them 935.–938.
• The Rare Ahadith 939.
• Forcing People to Perform al-Hajj 940.–941.
• One Who Is Not Able to Perform Al-Hajj by Himself, Another Person Is Readied on His Behalf (Chapter best explained by fatwas) 942.–946.
• What Suffices for Hajjata al-Islam and What Does Not Suffice? (The following Chapter is best explained by fatwa). 947.–964.
• The Case of One Who Does Not Perform al-Hajj within Every Five Years 965.–966.
• The Case of One Who Borrows to Perform al-Hajj 967.–972.
• The Extra in the Expenses of al-Hajj 973.–977.
• It is Preferable to Be Ready for al-Hajj All the Time 978.–980.
• The Case of a Man Who Becomes a Muslim before Having Circumcision 981.–982.
• The Case of a Woman Whose Husband Prevents Her from Performing al-Hajj 983.–987.
• Prayers to Say when Leaving One’s Home, and the Excellence of Charity 988.–991.
• The Prayers to Say When Leaving for a Journey 992.–993.
• Important Advice 994.–1001.
• Prayers During the Journey 1002.–1006.
• Months of al-Hajj 1007.–1009.
• Al-Akbar and al-Asghar al-Hajj (the Greater and Minor al-Hajj) 1010.–1012.
• Kinds of al-Hajj 1013.–1030.
• Obligatory Acts During Tawaf (Walking Seven Times Around the Ka‘bah) 1031.–1033.
• Definition of al-Hajj in al-Qiran Manner 1034.–1036.
• Explanation of al-’Ish‘ar and al-Taqlid 1037.–1042.
• ‘Ifrad Hajj (Individual Manner of Performing al-Hajj) 1043.
• The Case of One Who Did not have an Intention to Perform al-Hajj al-Tamattu‘ (advantageous) 1044.–1046.
• Manner of Performing al-Hajj by the Inhabitants of Makkah and Those in Its Neighborhood 1047.–1056.
• Manner of al-Hajj for Children and Slaves 1057.–1065.
• The Case of a Person Who Dies During His First al-Hajj, or One Who Has Made a Will to Perform al-Hajj in His Behalf 1066.–1071.
• The Case of a Woman who Performs al-Hajj on Behalf of a Man 1072.–1075.
• The Case of One Who Is Hired to Perform al-Hajj in ‘Ifrad Manner But He Performs in al-Tamatu’ Manner or Begins the Journey from a Place Other Than What the Condition in the Contract Requires 1076.–1077.
• The Case of One Who Makes a Will for al-Hajj, and It Is Performed from a Place Other than What the Will Requires, or the Will Says Something Less in al-Hajj 1078.–1082.
• The Case of One Who Is Paid for al-Hajj but It Is Not Enough or Is Paid and He Gives It to Someone Else 1083.–1085.
• Performing al-Hajj on Behalf of One Who Does Not Follow One’s School of Law 1086.–1087.
• No name 1088.–1089.
• Words That One Should Say When Performing al-Hajj on Behalf of Someone Else 1090.–1092.
• The Case of One Who Performs al-Hajj on Behalf of Someone but Has Done So on Behalf of another Person 1093.–1095.
• The Case of One Who Performs al-Hajj for Someone Else to Have a Share in It 1096.–1097.
• The Rare Hadith 1098.
• The Case of One Who Is Paid for al-Hajj and He Spends it on Other Things or Performs al-Hajj for Someone on Hire and Has Leftover from What Is Paid 1099.–1101.
• Performing al-Hajj on Behalf of ’A’immah, ‘Alayhim al-Salam 1102.–1103.
• The Case of One Who Performs al-Hajj on Behalf of His Relatives, Partially or Altogether 1104.–1113.
• The Case of Allowing One’s Hairs to Grow When One Decides to Perform al-Hajj and al-Umrah 1114.–1118.
• Mawaqit (Places Designated for Commencing) al-’Ihram 1119.–1128.
• The Case of One Who Commences (assumes) al-’Ihram Before the Designated Place 1129.–1137.
• The Case of One Who Passes the Designated Place for al-’Ihram or Enters Makkah Without al-’Ihram 1138.–1149.
• Obligatory Matters to Commence al-’Ihram 1150.–1155.
• Matters that Suffice for Ghusl (bath) for al-’Ihram and Those Which Do Not Suffice 1156.–1164.
• Matters Permissible in the State of al-’ Ihram after Shower, Such as Perfume, Hunting and Others Before Talbiyah (Here I am O Lord, to obey Your command) 1165.–1174.
• Salat (Prayer) for al-’Ihram, Its Commencement and Conditions 1175.–1190.
• Chapter of al-Talbiyah (Here I am O Lord, to obey Your command) 1191.–1198.
• Matters from Which One Must Not Do in the State of al-’Ihram, Such as Quarrelling 1199.–1204.
• The Dress in the State of al-Thram and Detestable Dress in Such State 1205.–1225.
• A Person in the State of al-’Ihram Uses a Belt to Secure His Purse and So On 1226.–1228.
• Kinds of Dresses and Ornaments Permissible or Detestable for a Female Pilgrim in the State of al-’ Ihram 1229.–1239.
• The Case of Dresses not Permissible to Use in the State of al-’Ihram, but a Pilgrim Faces an Emergency Condition 1240.–1245.
• The Obligatory Expiation for Use of Dresses Not Permissible to Use in the State of al-’ Ihram 1246.–1247.
• The Case of a Man who Wears a Shirt for Dress for al-’Ihram or Afterwards 1248.–1250.
• The Case of One Who Covers His Head in the State of al-’Ihram, or His Face Intentionally or Due to Forgetfulness 1251.–1254.
• Use of Shadow in the State of al-’Ihram 1255.–1269.
• In the State of al-’Ihram, One Must Not Dive in Water 1270.–1271.
• Use of Perfumes in the State of al-’Ihram 1272.–1289.
• Items Detestable to Use in the State of al-’Ihram 1290.–1294.
• Treatment of Patients in the State of al-’Ihram, Such as Wounds and So On 1295.–1304.
• The Case of Drawing Blood, Cutting Nails or Hair while in the Sate of al-’ Ihram 1305.–1315.
• The Case of One’s Throwing Insects Away from His Body when in the state of Ihram 1316.–1319.
• Things, Which Can Be Killed, and the Obligatory Expiation for It 1320.–1331.
• The Case of One Who in the State of al-’Ihram Slaughters an Animal or Finds Grass for His Transporting Animal 1332.–1333.
• Disciplines to Maintain in the State of al-’Ihram 1334.–1345.
• The Case of One Who Dies in the State of al-’Ihram 1346.–1349.
• The Case of al-Mahsur (Prevented) and al-Masdud (Confined)(Those Prevented from Performing al-Hajj Due to Illness and So On or by Authorities) 1350.–1358.
• The Case of One Who Gets Married, Divorces and Buys or Sells Slaves 1359.–1366.
• The Case of One Who Involves in Carnal Relations with His Wife Before Completing the Acts of His al-Hajj 1367.–1373.
• The Case of One Who Kisses His Wife or Looks at Her With or Without Lust, or Looks at Someone Else 1374.–1385.
• The Case of One Who Involves Himself in Carnal Relations with his Wife in the State of al-’Ihram after Completing Some Acts of al-Hajj 1386.–1393.
• Prohibition on Hunting and the Rules About It in the State of al-’Ihram, in the Sacred or Non-Sacred Area 1394.–1404.
• The Case of One Who Faces an Emergency to Hunt or Use of Carcasses 1405.–1407.
• The Case of One Who Hunts in the State of al-’Ihram, the Expiation and Its Place 1408.–1411.
• Expiation for Hunting Wild Animals in the State of al-’ Ihram 1412.–1425.
• Expiation for Harming Birds and Eggs in the State of al-’Ihram 1426.–1435.
• The Case of Several People Hunting One Prey in the State of al-’ Ihram 1436.–1441.
• The Differences in Hunting on Land and in the Sea and Lawful Hunting in the State of al-’ Ihram 1442.–1450.
• The Case of One Who Hunts Several Times in the State of al-’Ihram 1451.–1453.
• The Case of One Who Hunts in the Sacred Area in the State of al-’ Ihram 1454.–1459.
• The Rare Ahadith 1460.–1468.
• Entering the Sacred Area 1469.–1473.
• The Point Where One Discontinues Talbiyah (Here I am, O Lord, to obey Your command) 1474.–1477.
• Entering Makkah 1478.–1487.
• Entering Masjid al-Haram (the Sacred Masjid) 1488.–1489.
• Prayers in Front of the Black Stone and During Touching the Same 1490.–1492.
• Feeling and Touching (of al-Ka‘bah) 1493.
• The Crowded Situation Around the Black Stone 1494.–1503.
• Performing Tawaf and Touching the Corners 1504.–1522.
• Al-Multazam and Prayers Near This Place 1523.–1527.
• Excellence of Tawaf 1528.–1530.
• Is Salat (Prayer) or Tawaf More Excellent? 1531.–1533.
• Limits of Space for Performing Tawaf 1534.
• The Manner of Walking to Perform Tawaf Around the Ka‘bah 1535.
• The Case of One Who Stands in Need of Something During Tawaf, or Something Affects Him 1536.–1542.
• The Case of One Who Becomes Tired during Tawaf, or Salat (Prayer) Commences during His Tawaf or It Becomes Time for Salat (Prayer) during his Tawaf 1543.–1547.
• The Case of Mistakes During Tawaf 1548.–1557.
• The Case of Joining Two Tawaf 1558.–1560.
• The Case of One Who Cuts His Tawaf Short Before Reaching the Black Stone 1561.–1562.
• The Case of One Who Performs Tawaf Without Wudu’ 1563.–1566.
• The Case of One Who Commences al-Sa‘y Before Tawaf or Performs Tawaf but Delays al-Sa‘y 1567.–1571.
• The Case of Tawaf of One Suffering from an Illness and One Who Is Carried by Someone Else for Tawaf 1572.–1576.
• Two Rak‘at salat (Prayer) after Tawaf; the Time for and Recitation of It and Prayers 1577.–1585.
• Mistakes During Two Rak‘at Salat (Prayer) After Tawaf 1586.–1593.
• The Rare Ahadith about Tawaf 1594.–1611.
• Touching the Black Stone after Performing Two Rak‘at Salat (Prayer), Drinking Water of Zamzam Before Leaving for al-Safa’ and al-Marwah 1612.–1614.
• Standing at al-Safa’ and Prayers 1615.–1623.
• Sa‘y Between al-Safa’ and al-Marwah and the Prayers to Say 1624.–1633.
• The Case of One Who Begins from al-Marwah or Makes Mistakes During Sa‘y Between the Two Places 1634.–1638.
• Resting or Riding During Sa‘y 1639.–1644.
• The Case of One Who Discontinues Sa‘y for Salat (Prayer) or Performs Sa‘y Without Wudu 1645.–1647.
• Taqsir (Trimming something from One’s Hair or Nails After Completing Sa‘y) of One Who Is for al-Hajj al-Tamattu‘ (advantageous) and Coming Out of the State of Ihram 1648.–1653.
• The Case of One Who Forgets Taqsir until Talbiyah (Here I Am, O Lord, to obey Your command) for al-Hajj or Shaves His Head or Has Carnal Relations with His Wife 1654.–1661.
• The Case of One Performing al-Tamattu‘ al-Hajj Who Needs to Go Out of Makkah after His Coming Out of the State of Ihram 1662.–1666.
• The Limits of Time for Performing al-Hajj al-Tamattu 1667.–1671.
• The Case of Ihram of Women Experiencing Menses 1672.–1675.
• The Obligations of Woman Experiencing Menses During the Acts of Her al-Hajj 1676.–1685.
• The Case of Woman Who Experiences Menses After Entering Tawaf 1686.–1689.
• The Case of Women Performing Tawaf with the Condition of Istihadah 1690.–1691.
• The Rare Ahadith 1692.–1696.
• Treatment for Women Experiencing Menses 1697.
• Prayer About Menses 1698.–1700.
• Assuming the State of Ihram on the Day of al-Tarwiyah (8th of Dhu al-Hajjah) 1701.–1706.
• When to Walk on Foot for al-Hajj and When to Ride Transporting Animals 1707.–1713.
• The Case of Performing Tawaf of al-Hajj of al-Tamattu 4 Before Going Out to Mina 1714.–1718.
• Performing Tawaf Before Going to Mina in the Case of One Who Performs al-Mufrid al-Hajj 1719.–1721.
• Leaving for Mina 1722.–1725.
• Camping in Mina and Its Boundaries 1726.
• Departure from Mina to ‘Arafat and Its Boundaries 1727.–1732.
• The Time to Discontinue Talbiyah (Here I Am, O Lord, to obey Your command) 1733.–1734.
• Staying in ‘Arafat and Its Boundaries 1735.–1745.
• Departure from ‘Arafat 1746.–1751.
• The Night at al-Muzdalifah, Staying in al-Mash‘ar, Departing It and Its Limits 1752.–1757.
• Walking Faster (Running Slowly) in Muhassar Valley 1758.–1765.
• The Case of One Who Does Not Know About Staying in Al-Mash‘ar 1766.–1771.
• The Case of One Who Departs Al-Muzdalifah In Haste Before Dawn 1772.–1779.
• The Case of One Who Misses Al-Hajj 1780.–1785.
• Pebbles for Al-Jamarat, the Quantity of Pebbles and the Place to Collect Them 1786.–1794.
• The Day of Offering Sacrifice, Beginning Throwing Pebbles and Its Excellence 1795.–1801.
• Throwing Pebbles During the Bright Days (11, 12 and 13 of Dhu al-Hajjah) 1802.–1811.
• The Case of One Who Throws Pebbles Improperly, or Throws Less or More 1812.–1816.
• The Case of One Who Forgets Throwing Pebbles or Is Ignorant 1817.–1821.
• The Case of Pebbles and a Person Suffering Illness, Children and a Person Riding 1822.–1826.
• The Days of al-Nahr (slaughtering the offering, 10th of Dhu al-Hajjah) offering Sacrifice 1827.–1828.
• The Least That Is Enough for a Sacrifice 1829.–1830.
• The Obligation of Offering Sacrifice and the Place Where It Should Be Slaughtered 1831.–1836.
• Preferable Matters About offering Sacrifice, Permissible and Non-Permissible Matters 1837.–1853.
• The Case of a Sacrificial Animal Used for Transportation That Gives Birth or Milk 1854.–1856.
• The Case of Sacrificial Animal Destroyed Before Offering and Using Its Meat for Food 1857.–1865.
• For How Many People One Camel or Cow Is an Enough Offering 1866.–1870.
• Manner of Slaughtering 1871.–1878.
• Using the Meat of the Offering for Food, Giving as Charity and Taking Out of Mina 1879.–1888.
• The Hide of the Offering Animals 1889.–1890.
• Shaving and Trimming One’s Nails or Hair 1891.–1903.
• The Case of One Who Mixes up the Order of the Acts of Al-Hajj, (Like Performing Tawaf of Ziyarat Before Shaving One’s Head) 1904.–1907.
• The Prohibited Matters that Become Lawful for One after Shaving and Before Performing Tawaf of Ziyarat 1908.–1912.
• The Obligation of Fasting for One Who Performs al-Hajj al-Tamattu’ but Cannot Find an Offering 1913.–1928.
• Tawaf of Ziyarat and Taking Ghusl (bath) 1929.–1933.
• Tawaf al-Nisa’ (Tawaf of Women) 1934.–1940.
• The Case of One Who Spends the Nights in Mina 1941.–1945.
• Coming to Makkah after Ziyarat for Tawaf 1946.–1947.
• Takbir (Allah Is Great Beyond Description) During the Bright Days, 11, 12 and 13 of Dhu al-Hajjah 1948.–1952.
• Performing Salat (Prayer) in the Masjid of Mina and Who Is Obligated to Perform Salat (prayer) in Full or in Short Form 1953.–1958.
• Departure from Mina the First and the Last 1959.–1970.
• Disembarking at al-Hasabah 1971.
• Performing Salat (prayer) in Complete Form in the Two Sacred Places 1972.–1979.
• Excellence of Performing Salat (Prayer) in Masjid al-Haram (the Sacred Masjid) and the Best Place Therein 1980.–1991.
• Entering the Ka‘bah 1992.–2002.
• Saying Farewell to the House 2003.–2007.
• Optional Charity When Leaving Makkah 2008.–2009.
• The Acts of Obligatory al-’Umrah 2010.–2011.
• Al-Mabtulah (Separate) al-’Umrah 2012.–2014.
• Al-Mabtulah (Separate, without al-Hajj) al-Umrah During the Months of al-Hajj 2015.–2018.
• The Months in Which Al-’Umrah Is Preferable and the Case of One Who Assumes the State of Ihram in One Month and Comes Out of Such State in another Month 2019.–2025.
• Discontinuation of Talbiyah (Here I Am, O Lord, to obey Your command) in the State of Ihram and What One Should Do 2026.–2034.
• The Case of One Who During Al-’Umrah Is Involved in Carnal Relations With His Wife and the Expiation Therefor 2035.–2039.
• The Case of One Who Sends an Offering Animal Voluntarily but Himself Stays at Home 2040.–2043.
• The Rare Ahadith 2044.–2080.
• Visiting the Holy Prophet, O Allah, grant compensation to Muhammad and his family worthy of their services to Y our cause 2081.–2085.
• Al-Hajj Followed by Pilgrimage (Visits) 2086.–2089.
• Returning to al-Madinah 2090.–2091.
• Entering al-Madinah, Visiting the Holy Prophet and Prayer Near His Grave 2092.–2099.
• The Pulpit, al-Rawdah and the Station of the Holy Prophet, O Allah grant salawat (favors and compensation to Muhammad and his family worthy of their services to Your cause) 2100.–2113.
• The Station of Jibril ‘ Alayhi al-Salam 2114.
• The Virtue of Staying in al-Madinah, Fasting and Performing I‘tikaf Near the Pillars 2115.–2119.
• Visiting Al-Baqi 2120.
• Visiting the Shrines and Graves of Martyrs 2121.–2126.
• Farewell to the Gravesite of the Holy Prophet May Allah Grant Salawat (Favors and Compensation to Muhammad and His Family Worthy of Their Services to His Cause) 2127.–2128.
• Sanctity of al-Madinah 2129.–2133.
• Mu‘arras of the Holy Prophet 2134.–2137.
• Masjid of Ghadir Khum 2138.–2140.
• Another Chapter Related to Previous Matters 2141.–2143.
• Statements to be Made Near the Gravesite of ’Amir al-Mu’minin, ‘Alayhi al-Salam 2144.
• Another Dua at the grave of Ameer al-Mumineen 2145.
• The Place of the Head of Imam al-Husayn, ‘Alayhi al-Salam 2146.–2147.
• Visiting the Gravesite of abu ‘Abd Allah, al-Husayn ibn Ali, ‘Alayhi al-Salam 2148.–2151.
• Words to Say near the Gravesite of abu al-Hassan, Musa, and abu Ja’far the 2nd, ‘Alayhi al-Salam and the Minimum of What to Say before Every one of Them 2152.–2153.
• The Virtue of and Reward for Visiting the Gravesites of ’A’immah, ‘Alayhim al-Salam 2154.–2156.
• The Virtue and Excellence of Visiting abu ‘Abd Allah, al-Husayn, ‘Alayhi al-Salam 2157.–2167.
• The Excellence and Virtue of Visiting Abu Al-Hassan, Musa, ‘Alayhi al-Salam 2168.–2170.
• Excellence and Virtue of Visiting abu al-Hassan, al-Rida, ‘Alayhi al-Salam 2171.–2175.
• On Issues Related to Visiting 2176.–2181.
• The Rare Ahadith 2182.–2190.