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Speak good or stay silent: Islam's etiquette of speech

A hadith in Sahih al-Bukhari instructs believers to speak good or keep silent; speakers answer for every word, written or spoken, including on social media.

Conversation is the main way people express themselves, but careless words can leave lasting wounds. Islam therefore stresses restraint, courtesy and truthfulness in speech.

In a hadith in Sahih al-Bukhari the Prophet (peace be upon him) said: whoever believes in Allah and the Last Day should speak good or keep silent. Spoken words are compared to a fired bullet that cannot be called back, and the piece says the same principle applies to writing on social media.

Whether written or spoken, the responsibility for a statement lies with the speaker. A wrong word should be followed at once by an apology, and the ability to speak well and graciously makes a person welcome in society.

Courtesy to elders is a basic duty. They carry a lifetime of experience; listening to them attentively and speaking to them softly is a mark of good manners.

Source: Dinajpur TV

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