Introduction

Islam, “A Way Of Life”

Islam way in Clothing and Adornment

Introduction

Cleanliness and Beautification Are Characteristics of Islam

Gold and Pure Silk are Haram for Men

The Dress of the Muslim Woman

Concerning Woman's Imitating Man and Vice Versa

Dressing for the Sake of Ostentation and Pride

Going to Extremes in Beautification by Changing What Allah Created

“Clothing of righteousness”!

Different clothes reflect the same principle

Islam way in Eating

Introduction

The Attitude of the Brahmins Toward Slaughtering Animals and Eating Meat

Animals Prohibited to the Jews and Christians

The Attitude of the Pre-Islamic Arabs

Islam Permits What Is Wholesome

Introduction

The Prohibition of Eating What Is Dead and Its Wisdom

The Prohibition of Flowing Blood

Pork

That Which Is Dedicated to Anyone Other Than Allah

Types of Dead Animals

Reasons for the Prohibition of the Foregoing Categories

The Exemption of Sea Food and Locusts

Making Use of the Skin, Bones, and Hair of the Animal

Necessity Dictates Exceptions

Medical Necessity

Necessity Does Not Exist if the Society Possesses Excess Food

Islam way in Drinking

Intoxicants

All That Intoxicates Is Haram

Whatever Intoxicates in Large Amounts is Haram in Any Amount

Trading in Alcohol

Alcohol Cannot Be Given as a Gift

Avoiding Drinking Parties

Alcohol, Itself a Disease, Cannot Be a Medicine

The Consumption of Harmful Things is Haram

Different cuisines (tastes) reflect the same principle

Islam way in Socializing

Introduction

The Prohibition of Approaching Adultry

Khulwah

Looking With Desire at the Opposite Sex

The Prohibition of the Display of Women's Attractions

Islam way in Trade and wealth

Interest (Usury)

The Wisdom of Prohibiting Interest

Gambling

Muslims in America: Profile 2001

Demographics

Muslims in Professions

Muslims' Income

Islamic Education