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How should you walk in the street?
I walk decently with full strength and humbly.
What should you not do while walking?
I should not strut around or walk arrogantly.
What should you not do while walking?
I should not reel or sway from side to side.
Why should you not hunch over while walking?
This is because a Muslim is a decent person.
Why should you not look back again and again while walking?
This is because doing isn’t a good way of conduct.
How should you turn to address someone?
I should turn my whole body completely to talk.
What should your steps be like while walking?
I should make my steps not too long, like running.
What should you do while sitting in a chair?
I should not slouch or sprawl while sitting in a chair.
What should you always say, dealing with others?
I should always say: “Excuse me” and “Thank you,”.
When should you say: “jazak Allahu khaira”?
I should say “Jazaka allah khairan” to thank someone.
Why should you thank the people who help you?
I should thank the people who help me to show respect.
