صحیح بخاری

(1) CHAPTER. What has come in the Statement of Allah: Then when the (Jumuah) SaIat is ended, you may disperse through the land, and seek of the Bounty of Allah... And Allah is the Best of Providers. (V.62:10,11) And also His Statement: Eat not up your property among yourselves unjustly except it be a trade among yourselves unjustly except it be a trade amongst you, by mutual consent... (V.4:29)

(2) CHAPTER. Legal, illegal things are clearly defined, and in between them are some doubtful (unclear) things.

(3) CHAPTER. Explanation of doubtful (unclear) things.

(4) CHAPTER. What doubtful (unclear) things should be avoided?

(5) CHAPTER. Whoever does not consider dark suggestions by one's ownself or similar things as doubtful (unclear) things.

(6) CHAPTER. The Statement of Alllah: “And when they see some merchandise or some amusement [beating of Tambur (drum) etc.], they disperse headlong to it...”.(V.62:11)

(7) CHAPTER. The one who does not care from where he earns his money (i.e., whether through legal or illegal ways).

(8) CHAPTER. Trade of cloth and other things.

(9) CHAPTER. Going out for trading.

(10) CHAPTER. Trading in sea.

(11) CHAPTER. “And when they see some merchandise or some amusement [beating of Tambur (drum) etc.], they disperse headlong to it...”(V.62:11)

(12) CHAPTER. Allah's Statement: “...Spend of the good things which you have (legally) earned...” (V.2:267)

(13) CHAPTER. Whoever liked to expand in his sustenance.

(14) CHAPTER. The Prophet purchased (foodgrains) on credit.

(15) CHAPTER. The earnings of a person and his manual labour.

(16) CHAPTER. One should be lenient and generous in bargaining, and whoever demands his debts back should do so in a modest lenient manner.

(17) CHAPTER. Whoever gave time to a rich person to pay at his convenience.

(18) CHAPTER. Whoever waited for a person in hard circumstances to pay debt (i.e., when he is able to repay).

(19) CHAPTER. If both the seller and buyer explain the good and bad points of the transaction and hide nothing and give sincere advice (then they are blessed in their bargain).

(20) CHAPTER. Selling of mixed dates.

(21) CHAPTER. What is said about the meat seller and the butcher.

(22) CHAPTER. What is said regarding the loss (of blessing) if one tells lies or hides the facts in a deal.

(23) CHAPTER. The Statement of Allah: “O you who believe! Eat not Riba (usury) doubled and multiplied.”(V.3:130)

(24) CHAPTER. (The sin of) one who eats Riba (usury), its witness and its writer.

(25) CHAPTER. (The sin of) the Riba-giver.

(26) CHAPTER: “Allah will destroy Riba (usury) and will give increase for Sadaqat (deeds of charity, alms). And Allah likes not the disbelievers, sinners!” (V.2:276)

(27) CHAPTER. What is disapproved of as regards giving oaths (swearing) while selling.

(28) CHAPTER. What is said about the goldsmiths.

(29) CHAPTER. The mentioning of blacksmiths.

(30) CHAPTER. The mentioning of the tailor.

(31) CHAPTER. The weaver.

(32) CHAPTER. The carpenter.

(33) CHAPTER. The purchase by ruler of his necessities by himself.

(34) CHAPTER. The purchase of animals and donkeys.

(35) CHAPTER. The markets of the Pre-Islamic Period of Ignorance where the people continued to trade after embracing Islam.

(36) CHAPTER. Purchasing of camel suffering from skin disease or disease causing severe thirts.

(37) CHAPTER. Selling of arms during the period of Al-Fitnah (trial, affliction) and otherwise.

(38) CHAPTER. (What is said) about the perfume seller and the selling of musk.

(39) CHAPTER. The mentioning of Al-Hajjam (i.e., the one who practises cupping).

(40) CHAPTER. The trade of cloth, the wearing of which is considered undesireable both for men and women.

(41) CHAPTER. The owner of a thing has to suggest a price.

(42) CHAPTER. For what period has one to confirm or cancel the bargain?

(43) CHAPTER. If the time for the option is not fixed, will the deal be considered as legal?

(44) CHAPTER. Both the buyer and the seller have the option to cancel or confirm the bargain, unless they separate.

(45) CHAPTER. If the buyer and the seller give each other the option of cancelling the bargain immediately after the bargain is made (while they are still together), the bargain is rendered final (even if they did not separate).

(46) CHAPTER. Is selling permissible if the seller has the option of cancelling the bargain?

(47) CHAPTER. What is said if somebody buys a thing and gives it as a present to someone else at that very moment before separating from the seller, and the seller has had no objection to buyer's action; or if someone buys a slave and then manumits him?

(48) CHAPTER. What is disliked as regards cheating in business.

(49) CHAPTER. What is said about markets.

(50) CHAPTER. The dislike of raising voices in the market.