Riyad as-Salihin · June 26, 2026

Doing Whatever You Want Without Shame is Not Right

Riyazus Salihin Cilt – 7 – Mehmet Yasar Kandemir · İLÂHÎ BİR YASAĞI ÇİĞNEYEN KİMSENİN NE DİYECEĞİ Hadith According to the narration from Abū Mas’ūd al-Anṣārī may Allah be pleased with him, the Messenger of …

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Riyazus Salihin Cilt – 7 – Mehmet Yasar Kandemir · İLÂHÎ BİR YASAĞI ÇİĞNEYEN KİMSENİN NE DİYECEĞİ
Hadith
According to the narration from Abū Mas’ūd al-Anṣārī may Allah be pleased with him, the Messenger of Allah sallallāhu aleyhi ve sellem said: “There is a saying that has remained in the minds of people since the first prophets: ‘Do whatever you want after you are not ashamed!’”
Bukhārī, Enbiyā 54, Edeb 78. Also see Abū Dāwūd, Edeb 6; Ibnī

Narrator
Māje, Zühd 17.
What We Learn
  1. 1The feeling of shame is an important measure in distinguishing between good and evil, halal and haram.
  2. 2A person who is not ashamed can do all kinds of evils without hesitation.
  3. 3There is a need to raise people with the feeling of shame for a healthy society.
  4. 4The feeling of hayā, which is called shame, is a divine characteristic that all prophets taught and recommended to their ummah (community).