Chosen Islamic Manners

'To the one who lives closest to you (in terms of distance).'
*It is unlawful for one to harm his neighbor. The Prophet () said:

'Whoever believes in Allah and the Last Day let him not harm his neighbor.'
*One should give to his neighbor of what they eat and drink.
*One should not spread secrets entrusted with him by his neighbor nor look at his family. One should also give gifts to their neighbor.
*One should congratulate his neighbors during times of joy, and give them condolences and say to them kind words during times of sorrow.
*One should not close his door on his neighbor. Abdullah b. Umar () said:

‘We witnessed a time in which no Muslim was more rightful to his brother’s Dinar or Dirham than his Muslim brother, and now the Dinar and Dirham are more beloved to one us than his Muslim brother!’ He () further said: ‘I heard the Messenger of Allah () say: “How many neighbors will complain to Allah about their neighbor saying: ‘O Rubb, ask him… he closed his doors on me and prevented me of his goodness.”’ (Al-Adab al-Mofrad)

*One should not have his fill while his neighbor goes hungry. The Prophet () said:

'A believer is not him who has his fill, while his neighbor goes to sleep hungry.'
*One should not build his home excessively high, for this will block his neighbor’s view, sunshine, and fresh air.

*One should give sincere counseling, advice, and order his neighbor with the good and to refrain from doing the evil in a wise manner. One should not make fun or scoff at his neighbor and rejoice upon their neighbors' failures.
*One should be patient with their neighbor. The Prophet () said: