*One should not toss their books on the ground. A man tossed a book on the ground in the presence of Imam Ahmed and he became angry and exclaimed:
'Is this how you treat the statements of the Pious Predecessors?'(Al a'daab ash-Share'yah 3/389)
*One should not interrupt a Sheik when he is talking. If one has a comment or needs to ask, he should wait until the Sheik finishes what he wants to say and then ask. Imam Bukhari, may Allah have mercy on him, wrote in his Saheeh collection the following: 'Chapter: Whoever is asked about something while he is busy talking and then completes his speech.'Imam Bukhari, may Allah have mercy on him, then mentioned the hadeeth: 'A Bedouin asked the Prophet () while he was delivering a speech, 'when will the Final Hour be established?' The Prophet () continued with his speech and did not answer his question until he finished his speech. He () then said: 'Where is the one who asked about the Final Hour?'
*Imam Ibn al-Jozi, may Allah have mercy on him, said: 'When one is confused about a Hadeeth, they should have patience and wait for that individual to complete his talk. After this, one may ask the Sheik in a kind and appropriate manner to explain himself. He should not interrupt the Sheik while he is talking.' *One should ask their questions in a good, appropriate manner. One should not ask unnecessary questions or a question he knows its answer, so that he may appear as a knowledgeable person. One should not ask questions about things that have not occurred. The Pious Predecessors would scornfully look at one who asked these types of question.
