Gunah-e-Kabira : Greater Sins

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Greater Sins

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Dedication

Translator’s Preface

A Short Biography of Ayatullah Dastaghaib Shirazi

Chapter 1
Taqwa


Chapter 2
Greater Sins and Smaller Sins
Chapter 3
First Greater Sin: Shirk (Polytheism)

Chapter 4
Second Greater Sin: Yās (Deaspair)
Chapter 5
Third Greater Sin:Qunut (Despondence)
Chapter 6
Fourth Greater Sin: Al Amno Min Makrillah (Disregard of Allah (S.w.T.)’s punishment)
Chapter 7
Fifth Greater Sin: Murder
Chapter 8
Sixth Greater Sin : Āq al-Walidayn (Disobedience to parents)
Chapter 9
Seventh Greater Sin: Qat’a ar-Rahm
Chapter 10
Eighth Greater Sin: Usurping the Property of the Orphans
Chapter 11
Ninth Greater Sin: Usury
Chapter 12
Tenth Greater Sin: Fornication
Chapter 13
Eleventh Greater sin: Sodomy
Chapter 14
Twelfth Greater Sin: Qažaf
Chapter 15
Thirteenth Greater Sin: Drinking Liquor
Chapter 16
Fourteenth Greater Sin: Gambling
Chapter 17
Fifteenth Greater Sin: Music
Chapter 18
The Sixteenth Greater Sin : Singing
Chapter 19
The Seventeenth Greater Sin: Lying
Chapter 20
Eighteenth Greater Sin: False Oath
Chapter 21
The Nineteenth Greater Sin: False Testimony
Chapter 22
The Twentieth Greater Sin: Concealing Evidence
Chapter 23
The Twenty-First Greater Sin: Non fulfilment of a Promise
Chapter 24
The Twenty-Second Greater Sin:Khayanat
Chapter 25
The Twenty-Third Greater Sin: Stealing
Chapter 26
The Twenty-Fourth Greater Sin: Short-Wheghing and Cheating (in Business)
Chapter 27
The Twenty-Fifth Greater Sin: Consumption of Harām
Chapter 28
The Twenty-Sixth Greater Sin: Usurping the Rights of Others or Non-Fullfillment of Rights
Chapter 29
The Twenty-Seventh Greater Sin: Avoiding Jihad

Chapter 30
The Twenty-Eighth Greater Sin: Becoming A’Arāb after Hijrat
Chapter 31
The Twenty-Ninth Greater Sin: Helping the Oppressors
Chapter 32
The Thirtieth Greater Sin: Not Helping the Oppressed
Chapter 33
The Thirty-First Greater Sin: Sorcery
Chapter 34
The Thirty-Second Greater Sin: Isrāf
Chapter 35
Thirty-third Greater Sin: Pride or Arrogance
Chapter 36
Thirty-fourth Greater Sin: To War against Muslims
Chapter 37
Thirty-fifth Greater Sin: Eating of Carrion, Pork and Blood
Chapter 38
Thirty-sixth Greater Sin: Omitting Prayer Intentionally
Chapter 39
The Thirty-seventh Greater Sin: Non–Payment of Zakat
Chapter 40
The Thirty-eighth Greater Sin: Not Giving Importance to Hajj
Chapter 41
The Thirty-ninth Greater Sin: To Neglect any Obligatory Act
Chapter 42
The Fortieth Greater Sin: Persistence in Minor Sins
Chapter 43
Part Two: Greater sins regarding whom there is no clear ‘nass’

Chapter 44
The Forty-first Greater Sin: Backbiting
Chapter 45
The Forty-second Greater Sin: Tale Telling
Chapter 46
The Forty-third Greater Sin: Insulting a Believer
Chapter 47
The Forty-fourth Greater Sin: Intrigue, Deception and Breaking Covenants
Chapter 48
The Forty-fifth Greater Sin: Hoarding and Black-marketing

Chapter 49
The Forty-sixth Greater Sin: Disrespect of Qur’an
Chapter 50
The Forty-seventh Greater Sin: Disrespect of Ka’ba
Chapter 51
The Forty-eighth Greater Sin: Disrespect to Masajid
Chapter 52
The Forty-ninth Greater Sin: Disrespect of the Tombs of Ma’sūmīn (a.s.)
Chapter 53
The Fiftieth Greater Sin: Disrespect to the soil of Imam Husain’s Grave (Turbah)
Chapter 54
Tawba (Part One)
Chapter 55
Tawba (Part Two)
Chapter 56
Glossary if Islamic Terms

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