The Prophet, sallallahu `alaihi wa sallam, had a smiling face that made him loveable to the people who submitted to him and followed him. He was also wise, discerning and patient. Severe trials used to make him stronger. He was the most disinterested in the worldly pleasures. He was the example of modesty. He was kind to all, he used to walk in the markets and sit on earth. He was distinguished from his Companions only with shyness and silence. One of the Prophet’s most honourable attributes was his extreme tolerance. The Arabs showed him hatred and animosity but that made him kinder and more merciful. He showed neither wrath nor vengeance but for Allah’s sake. He fulfilled the promise and kept the covenant. Second: The Virtues of the Prophet’s Speech The extreme wisdom and the comprehensive knowledge that surprised his contemporaries. The strong capacity to learn by heart, he forgets not even a single information as regards his Message. He explained his laws and teachings with very clear proofs. He incided his people for virtues and good conduct, and interdicted jealousy, hatred and all that is abominable. He gave a clear answer whenever asked and a strong proof whenever he argued. He kept his tongue from altering or perverting speech, till he became known as truthful. He expressed what he wanted in a perfect manner. He was the most eloquent person who had clear meanings and lucid words. Third: The Virtues of Prophet’s Deeds His good conduct. Combining at the same time mercy (for followers) and awe for those who opposed him. His Shari`ah (law) is a just one, moderate between intemperance and negligence. He took from this world just what is sufficient. He explained his teachings and the rule of worship in such a clear manner that no law other than his is required. Combining his inviting to the religion with arguments and his readiness to fight the enemies till he was victorious. His courage in fighting and strong desire to rescue the needy and the frightened. His exemplary generosity. The Prophet, sallallahu `alaihi wa sallam, had a smiling face that made him loveable to the people who submitted to him and followed him. He was also wise, discerning and patient. Severe trials used to make him stronger. He was the most disinterested in the worldly pleasures. He was the example of modesty. He was kind to all, he used to walk in the markets and sit on earth. He was distinguished from his Companions only with shyness and silence. One of the Prophet’s most honourable attributes was his extreme tolerance. The Arabs showed him hatred and animosity but that made him kinder and more merciful. He showed neither wrath nor vengeance but for Allah’s sake. He fulfilled the promise and kept the covenant. Second: The Virtues of the Prophet’s Speech The extreme wisdom and the comprehensive knowledge that surprised his contemporaries. The strong capacity to learn by heart, he forgets not even a single information as regards his Message. He explained his laws and teachings with very clear proofs. He incided his people for virtues and good conduct, and interdicted jealousy, hatred and all that is abominable. He gave a clear answer whenever asked and a strong proof whenever he argued. He kept his tongue from altering or perverting speech, till he became known as truthful. He expressed what he wanted in a perfect manner. He was the most eloquent person who had clear meanings and lucid words. Third: The Virtues of Prophet’s Deeds His good conduct. Combining at the same time mercy (for followers) and awe for those who opposed him. His Shari`ah (law) is a just one, moderate between intemperance and negligence. He took from this world just what is sufficient. He explained his teachings and the rule of worship in such a clear manner that no law other than his is required. Combining his inviting to the religion with arguments and his readiness to fight the enemies till he was victorious. His courage in fighting and strong desire to rescue the needy and the frightened. His exemplary generosity. (COPIED)
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