A Day in The Life of Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) by Abd a-Wahhab b. Nasir al-Turayri

In the Morning with the Prophet
took it to bed. Thus, it wa s reflected in their dreams. We may
wonder much about the Prophet's companions: how close to him
and concerned about him they were. Indeed their preoccupation
with him wa s extended from their wa keful hours to their sleeping
time and their dreams.
At ti mes, the Prophet might relate to them a dream he saw
before adding how it should be interpreted. Samurah reports that
the Prophet "asked us one day if any of us saw a dream. We
answered in the negative. He said: 'La st night I saw two men
coming towards me, then they took me by the hand to the holy
land ... "' The hadith then mentions the dream at length, including
some of the conditions of people deserving God's puni shment and
the causes of their punishment. The hadith also includes some
aspects of the herea fter.
The session included some conversation between the Prophet's
companions, and he took pa rt in their discussion or listened to what
they said. They might speak about their pre-Islamic days and their
practices that smacked of total ignorance, and how they
subsequently realized the fa llacy such practices involved. They
spoke about the enlightenment Islam gave them. As they spoke
about these, they might laugh at their own past ignorance. The
Prophet might smile, for he, generally speaking, would only smile in
most cases. The Prophet normally stayed in the mosque until the
sun had ri sen and wa s fully resplendent.
The Prophet then proceeded to hi s wives' rooms. When he
went out of the mosque, he would say: "In God's name. All peace
and blessing may be gra nted to God's messenger. My Lord, forgive
me my sins and open to me the gates of Your grace." The first
thing he did as he entered hi s home wa s to bru sh his teeth, so as to
clean hi s pleasant mouth. He would. greet hi s family, saying:
"Assalamu 'alaykum; Peace be to you. How are you, members of
this household?" He would visit everyone of hi s wives in her room,
greeting them all and praying for them, wi thout staying long with
any of them. He might even enter the room of any of them only to
find her in her place of prayers, and he would leave her to continue.
It is reported that he once entered Juwayriyyah's room and found
her at her place of worship, glori fyi ng God. He went out again,
leaving her to continue whatever worship she wa s engaged in.
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