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Muhammad, the Messenger of oJ Allah ~ 6
wherever he found a spot. He also ordered others
to do the same, when they entered a sitting. He
divided his time equally and justly among his
Companions who sat with him. The one who sat
with the Prophet ~ 6 would think that he was the
most important and beloved individual to him. If
a person came asking him for a certain need, he
would not rush him, rather he would allow the
person to complete his request and leave at his
own accord. The Prophet ~ i6 would not return one
who asked empty-handed; he would even say nice
words to him if he was not able to fulfill his
request. He had an open heart and an open mind.
He was considered like a kind and caring father to
everyone; all people were to him equal. His
sittings were sittings of knowledge, perseverance,
perseverance/
patience, modesty, and trust. No one would raise
his voice in the presence of the Messenger of
Allah Jt.. d8. No one talked evil about another in his
presence either. Those in the sitting treated each
other in a humble manner, and they respected the
elderly and were merciful to the young and they
respected the stranger: stranger.'
AI-Husain Al-Husain ~ .s said: 'I 'I asked my father about the
Prophet's attitude with people in 'The his meetings and
sittings, and he said to me: 'The Messenger of
Allah ~ S was constantly cheerful. He was
extremely kind and caring. He was never rough.
He never raised his voice in public or used foul
language. He never talked ill of anyone or
gossiped. He never adulated anyone. anyone, He never
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