Mishkat al-Masabih 4960 — Manners

Iyad bin Himar Narrated from:

Allah's Messenger صلى الله عليه وسلم said, "The inmates of paradise (meaning, those worthy of being admitted to paradise) are of three kinds: (i) A just ruler who is kind to his subjects and who is enabled to do good; (ii) A man who is merciful and tender-hearted to every relative and Muslim; and, (iii) He who is chaste and abstains from (the unlawful and) beginning and has a family (to support). And, the denizens of hell (who are liable to go into it because of their bad deeds) are of five kinds: (i) The feeble minded (whose lack of intelligence does not keep him away from the irreputable) and who is subservient and desires neither family nor property (but is content to be a henchman of the rich and has no personal ambition as long as he fills his belly and gets good clothing); (ii) The treacherous whose greed is not concealed, even if little.(iii) He who deceives you morning and evening concerning your family and property (who you trust with them and he pretends to be pious and trustworthy." (iv) He also mentioned 'the niggardly and the liar; and, (v) He also mentioned 'the rude and indecent. [1]