Allah's Messenger ﷺ used to accept gifts and would give something in return.

Allah forbids indecency, evil and oppression. He warns you to be cautious.

A person who backbites will never enter paradise.

Surely, Allah does not like a sinful betrayer.

Profusely spread 'Salam!' and make it common among people. You will remain protected, and remember that arrogance is a very bad habit.

Undoubtedly, Allah loves those who repent the most, and those who keep themselves clean and pure.

One who usurps someone's property by taking a false oath will meet Allah as a leper.

Eat and drink what is halal, and do not be extravagant. Surely, Allah does not like the extravagant.

If a man who is respected among his tribe comes to you, then treat him with honour.

O believers! Fear Allah and keep the company of good people.

The best gift that a father gives his child is teaching good manners.

Woe to him who is addicted to backbiting and taunting others.

Nothing will be heavier on the scales than good manners on the Day of Judgment.

Do not betray those who betray you.

Do not indulge in spying on anyone.

The consequences of an evil action fall on the doer himself

Live in this world as a stranger or a traveller who is just passing by.

Allah does not like a person who is ungrateful and sinful.

Injustice, even for a short while in any case, is more severe and sinful in the sight of Allah than disobedience for 60 years.

Undoubtedly, the Qur'aan shows the most righteous path.