Mutes Commands

Complete guide to Mutes module commands and features

📦 Mutes Commands

Sometimes users can be annoying and you might want to restrict them from sending a message to chat, this module is here to help, you can use this module to mute members in your group.

Mute Commands: (Admin only) × /mute : mutes a user, (via a handle, or reply) × /smute : mutes a user silently, does not send a message to the group, and also deletes your command. (via a handle, or reply) × /dmute : mutes a user and deletes the replied message. (via a handle, or reply) × /tmute x(m/h/d/w): mutes a user for x time. (via a handle, or reply). m = minutes, h = hours, d = days, w = weeks.

Time Format for Temporary Mutes:

• m = minutes (e.g., 30m)
• h = hours (e.g., 2h)
• d = days (e.g., 1d)
• w = weeks (e.g., 1w)

A unit suffix is required. Valid examples: 30m, 1h, 7d, 2w.

Mute Variants:

• /mute - Standard mute with optional reason
• /smute - Silent mute (deletes your command message)
• /dmute - Delete-mute (mutes user and deletes their message)
• /tmute - Temporary mute with specified duration

Required Permissions: Admin only commands. Users executing these commands must have:

• Admin status in the chat
• Permission to restrict members

The bot must also have admin privileges with permission to restrict members.

Module Aliases

These are help-menu module names, not command aliases.

This module can be accessed using the following aliases:

• mute
• unmute
• tmute
• smute
• dmute

Available Commands

Usage Examples

Basic Usage

/dmute
/mute
/smute

For detailed command usage, refer to the commands table above.

Required Permissions

Admin only commands. All commands in this module require:

• User Permissions: Admin status in the chat with permission to restrict members
• Bot Permissions: Admin privileges with permission to restrict members, plus delete messages for /smute and /dmute