20 Beautiful Sunan of the Prophet

Sunnah: When he had to look at anything on his side, he would turn
completely towards it. (He never looked with a side glance as the
proud often do.)
al-*\kim, at-Tirmidh|, A#mad
Sunnah: He r used to keep his gaze down at all times. Out of modesty
he would rarely look at anyone straight in the face. al-Bayhaq| in al-Kab|r
Sunnah: When dealing with people, he was never hard, rather he
preferred to be lenient. He r was extremely compassionate, tolerant
and merciful.
al-Bukh\r|
Sunnah: When walking, he r would raise his foot with force, when
placing it he inclined forward displaying humility. He lengthened his
stride as though descending from a high place to a low one. at-Tirmidh|
Sunnah: He r never considered himself above associating with and
attending to anyone, whatever their social standing. Even slave-girls
and the poorest of people could freely approach him with their needs
and grievances, knowing that he would never belittle them or their
problems.
al-Bukh\r|; Muslim
Sunnah: When reciting the Qur’\n in %al\h, a sound like that given off
when a pot is boiling could be heard coming from his chest due to his
weeping.
Ab[ D\w[d, an-Nasa’|, at-Tirmidh| in ash-Sham\’il
Sunnah: At home, the Messenger of All\h r would join his family in
the menial tasks of the home and tend to their needs. He would mend
his own shoes, patch his own clothes and sew his own garmants.
al-Bukh\r| in al-Adab al-Mufrad
Sunnah: When walking, he r kept his gaze to the ground. When
walking with a group, he walked behind everybody. If anyone
approached, he made sal\m first.
al-Bayhaq| in al-Kab|r, at-Tirmidh| in ash-Sham\’il
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