Ash-Shama'il Al-Muhammadiyah — Hadith #48078

Sufyan bin Waki’ told us, he said: Juma bin Omar bin Abdul Rahman Al-Ijli told us, he said: A man from Bani Tamim told us from The son of Abi Hala, Khadija’s husband, and his nickname is Abu Abdullah, on the authority of Ibn Abi Hala, on the authority of Al-Hasan bin Ali, who said: Al-Hussein said: I asked My father mentioned the biography of the Prophet, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him, in his meetings. He said: The Messenger of God, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him, was always good-natured, easy-going, gentle-sided, neither rude nor rude. He is harsh, he is not loud, he is not obscene, he is not slanderous, he is not slanderous, he ignores what he does not desire, and he does not give up what he hopes for, nor does he disappoint him. In it, he abandoned himself from three things: hypocrisy, excessiveness, and what did not concern him, and he abandoned the people from three things: he did not disparage anyone, nor did he find fault with them, nor did he He seeks his private parts, and only speaks about what he hopes to be rewarded for. And when he speaks, his companions knock, as if they had birds on their heads, and when they are silent They spoke without disputing the conversation with him, and whoever spoke with him, they listened to him until he finished. Their conversation with him is the conversation of the first of them. He laughs at what They laugh at him, and he is amazed at what they are amazed at, and he is patient with the stranger despite his lack of logic and question, even if he His companions, and he says: If you see someone asking for a need, praise him. He does not accept praise except from one who rewards it, and he does not cut it off from anyone. His speech until it is permissible, then he interrupts it with a prohibition or standing.