Visit The Sick ; Follow The Funeral Of A Dead Believer ; Invoke Mercy Upon One Who Sneezes ; Support The Weak ; Help The Oppressed ; Promote Greetings Of 'As Salamu Alaikum'; Help Those Who Swear To Do Something To Keep Their Oaths .

The Prophet Muhammad ﷺ taught us seven acts of kindness that we should strive to practice in our daily lives. These acts include visiting the sick, following a funeral procession for a deceased believer, invoking mercy upon someone who sneezes by saying “Yarhamuk Allah” or “May Allah have mercy on you” in Arabic, supporting those who are weak or vulnerable in society such as orphans and widows, helping those who are oppressed or marginalized by society such as refugees and immigrants; promoting peace through greetings like “As Salamu Alaikum” which means “Peace be upon you”; and helping people keep their oaths if they have sworn to do something. By practicing these acts of kindness we can make our world a better place for everyone.