صحیح بخاری

(1) CHAPTER. The Statement of Allah: “Say (O Muhammad ): Who has forbidden the adornment with clothes given by Allah which He has produced for His slaves?” (V.7:32)

(2) CHAPTER. Whoever dragged his Izar (lower-half body garment) without conceit.

(3) CHAPTER. To tuck up or roll up the clothes.

(4) CHAPTER. The part of the garment that hangs below the ankles is in the Fire.

(5) CHAPTER. Whoever drags his garment out of pride and arrogance (conceit).

(6) CHAPTER. The fringed Izar.

(7) CHAPTER. The Rida.

(9) CHAPTER. The Jaib (pocket) (the opening) of a shirt at the chest and other positions.

(10) CHAPTER. Wearing wore a cloak of narrow sleeves while on a journey.

(11) CHAPTER. To wear a woollen cloak during the Ghazawat (military expedition).

(12) CHAPTER. Al-Qaba. And the silken Farruj, which is a kind of Al-Qaba, and it is said that it has a sit at the back.

(13) CHAPTER. Hooded cloaks.

(14) CHAPTER. Trousers.

(15) CHAPTER. Turbans.

(16) CHAPTER. At-Taqannu (covering the head and most of the face with a covering sheet).

(17) CHAPTER. The helmet.

(18) CHAPTER. Al-Burud (black decorated square garments that are worn by bedouins). And AI-Hibar (a green garment made is Yemen). And Ash-Shamla (a garment that is wrapped around the body).

(19) CHAPTER. Al-Aksiya. And Al-Khamais.

(20) CHAPTER. Ishtimal-as-samma.

(26) CHAPTER. Whoever just touches silk but does not wear it.

(27) CHAPTER. The use of silk in bedding.

(28) CHAPTER. The wearing of Qassiy.

(29) CHAPTER. Silk is allowed for men suffering from an itch.

(30) CHAPTER. Silk for women.

(31) CHAPTER. The Prophet used to be contented with whatever clothes or mats were available.

(32) CHAPTER. What to invoke for the one wearing a new garment.

(33) CHAPTER. Men are forbidden to use saffron.

(34) CHAPTER. The garment dyed with saffron.

(35) CHAPTER. The red garment.

(36) CHAPTER. The red Mithara. (a kind of silk-cushions)

(37) CHAPTER. The Sibtiya (shoes made of tanned leather) and other shoes.

(38) CHAPTER. While putting on the shoes, one should start with right foot.

(40) CHAPTER. One should take off the left shoe first.

(41) CHAPTER. Two straps in a sandal; and whoever thinks that it is permissible to use one strap.

(42) CHAPTER. The red tent of leather.

(43) CHAPTER. To sit on a Hasir (a mat made of leaves of date-palms) or similar thing.

(44) CHAPTER. Garments having gold buttons.

(45) CHAPTER. Gold rings

(46) CHAPTER. Silver rings.

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(48) CHAPTER. The stone of the ring.

(49) CHAPTER. An iron ring.

(51) CHAPTER. To wear the ring on the little finger.

(52) CHAPTER. Taking a ring for stamping certain things or (for stamping) letters written to the people of the Scripture (Jews and Christians) and other people.

(53) CHAPTER. Keeping the stone of the ring towards the palm of the hand.

(54) CHAPTER. The Statement of the Prophet : “None should have the same engraving made on his ring as the engraving on my ring.”

(55) CHAPTER. Should one get the engraving of the ring done in three lines?

(56) CHAPTER. Rings for women.

(57) CHAPTER. The wearing of necklaces and Sikhab by the women.