صحیح بخاری

(1) CHAPTER. The superiority of Jihad.

(2) CHAPTER. The best among the people is that believer who strives his utmost in Allah's Cause with both his life and property.

(3) CHAPTER. The invocation of men and women that Allah may let them participate in Jihad and adorn them with martyrdom.

(4) CHAPTER. The grades of the Mujadhidun (Muslim fighters) in Allah's Cause.

(5) CHAPTER. To proceed in Allah's Cause in the forenoon and in the afternoon. A place in Paradise as small as the bow of one of you (is better than the world and whatever is in it).

(6) CHAPTER. AI-Hur-ul-Ein (houris fair females) and their qualities.

(7) CHAPTER. The wish for martyrdom.

(8) CHAPTER. The superiority of him who goes in Allah's Cause and dies on the way, for he will be regarded as one of the martyrs.

(9) CHAPTER. (The reward of) him who is injured or stabbed in Allah's Cause.

(10) CHAPTER. (The superiority of) him who is wounded in Allah's Cause.

(11) CHAPTER. The Statement of Allah: “Say: Do you wait for us (anything) except one of the two best things (martyrdom or victory)? ...” (V.9:52)

(12) CHAPTER. The Statement of Allah: “Among the believers are men who have been true to their covenant with Allah (i.e., that they have gone out for Jihad (holy fighting) and showed not their backs to the disbelievers), of them some have fulfilled their obligations (i.e., have been martyred), and some of them are still waiting, but they have never changed in the least. (V.33:23)

(13) CHAPTER. Practising good deeds before taking part in a (holy) battle.

(14) CHAPTER. Whoever is struck and killed by an arrow thrown by an unidentified person.

(15) CHAPTER. Whoever fights so that Allah's Word (i.e., Allah's religion of Islamic Monotheism) be superior.

(16) CHAPTER. (The superiority of him) Whose feet get covered with dust in Allah's Cause.

(17) CHAPTER. To remove the dust which falls on one's head (whilst striving) in Allah's Cause.

(18) CHAPTER. To take a bath after fighting and (after being soild with) dust.

(19) CHAPTER. The superiority of (those people for whom) the following Statement of Allah (was revealed): “Think not of those who are killed in the Way of Allah as dead. Nay, they are alive, with their Lord, and they have provision. They rejoice in what Allah has betowed upon them of His Bounty, and rejoice for the sake of those who have not yet joined them, but are left behind (not yet martyred) that on them no fear shall come, nor shall they grieve. They rejoice in aGrace and a Bounty from Allah, and that Allah will not waste the reward of the believers. (V.3:169-171)

(20) CHAPTER. The shade of angels on the martyr.

(21) CHAPTER. The wish of the (martyred) Mujahid to return to the world.

(22) CHAPTER. Paradise is under the blades of swords (Jihad in Allah's Cause).

(23) CHAPTER. (The reward of him) who wishes to beget a son to send for Jihad.

(24) CHAPTER. Bravery and cowardice in the battle.

(25) CHAPTER. Seeking refuge with Allah from cowardice.

(26) CHAPTER. Whoever described what he has witnessed in the war.

(27) CHAPTER. The obligation of going out for Jilhad when there is a general call to arms, and what sort of Jihad and intentions are compulsory.

(28) CHAPTER. (What about) a disbeliever who kills a Muslim and later on embraces Islam and starts doing good deeds and gets killed (in Allah's Cause)?

(28) CHAPTER. (What about) a disbeliever who kills a Muslim and later on embraces Islam and starts doing good deeds and gets killed (in Allah's Cause)?

(30) CHAPTER. There are seven martyrs other than those who are killed in Jihad (i.e., eight).

(31) CHAPTER. The Statement of Allah: “Not equal are those of the believers who sit (at home), except those who are disabled (by injury or are blind or lame) ..(up to).. Ever Oft-Forgiving, Most Merciful. (V.4:95,96).

(32) CHAPTER. Patience during fighting.

(33) CHAPTER. Rousing and exhorting people to fight.

(34) CHAPTER. The digging of the Khandaq (trench).

(35) CHAPTER. (The rewad of) whoever is held back from Jihad by a legal cause.

(36) CHAPTER. The superiority of observing Saum (fast) in Allah's Cause (to seek His good pleasure).

(37) CHAPTER. The superiority of spending in Allah's Cause (i.e., for Jihad).

(38) CHAPTER. The superiority of one who prepares a Ghazi (fighter for Jihad) or looks after his dependents in his absence.

(39) CHAPTER. To apply Hanut (i.e., a kind os scent) during the battle.

(40) CHAPTER. The superiority of the reconnoiterer.

(41) CHAPTER. Can the reconnoitrer be sent alone?

(42) CHAPTER. The travelling of two persons together.

(43) CHAPTER. Good will remain (as a peranent quality) in the forelocks of horses (especially those kept for the purpose of Jihad) till the Day of Resurrection.

(44) CHAPTER. Jihad is to be carried on whether the Muslim ruler who calls for it is good or bad.

(45) CHAPTER. (The superiority of) the one keeps a horse (for the purpose of Jihad in Allah's Cause), as is indicated by the Statement of Allah: [And make ready against them all you can of power,] including steeds of war (tanks, planes, missiles, artillery etc,)... (V.8:60)

(46) CHAPTER. To name a horse and a donkey.

(47) CHAPTER. What has been said about the evil omen of a horse.

(48) CHAPTER. Horses (are kept) for three (purposes).

(49) CHAPTER. Whoever beats somebody else's animal during the battle (intending to help its rider).

(50) CHAPTER. Riding on an unmanageable animal or a stallion horse.