• Not worshiping other than Allah (S.W.T) who is One.
• Not using the Name of Allah as a cover or excuse to do evil.
• Not discriminating in the use of mosques.
• Not ignoring the guidance of Muhammad (S.A.W).
• Not to live to eat.
• Not to waste surpluses.
• Not to employ resources in a way that will enable one usurp others.
• Not to be envious of Allah’s blessings on others.
• Not to partake in an unfair transaction for the expansion of wealth.
• Not to betray material trust by taking advantage of a party’s weakness.
• Not reverting the Law of Allah nor adopt extreme  positions.
• Not to engage in unlawful sexual relations.
• Not to check the expansion of the vanguard of Islam.
• Not to be intimate with those who deny Allah and His Apostle.
• Not to interfere with Allah’s standard by asking Him to forgive those who deny Him.
• Not to heed the invitations and temptations of those who have no faith.
• Not to presume and suspect anybody, spy or backbite.
• Not to embarrass or ridicule others.
• Not to take intoxicants, gamble or partake in games of chance.
• To be wary of Satan.

Details of each of these and more (with relevant references from the Qur’an) are contained in the Volume two (2) of our publications: The Orientation of a Muslim.