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‘Abdullah ibn al-Harith said: “The laughter of the Messenger of Allah ﷺ was nothing but a smile.” He never refused perfume, joked without lying, asked a small child about his little bird, and stood in prayer at night until his feet swelled — then said: “Should I not be a grateful servant?” The fourth book of The Shama’il of the Prophet ﷺ — chapters 32 to 40 of ash-Shama’il, 66 narrations, with the grade of each.
“And indeed, you are of a great moral character.”
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The Shama’il of the Prophet ﷺ, Book 4, in 30 chapters — a great moral character, perfume, three things not refused, his speech, laughter and smile, Jarir, laughter at Allah’s mercy, joking, Abu ‘Umayr, Zahir, the verse of Labid, Hunayn, Hassan ibn Thabit, night conversation, the hadith of Umm Zar‘, sleep, bedtime supplications and the three Quls, worship, night prayer, eleven rak‘ahs, one verse all night, praying seated and the rawatib — with 18 Hadith with linked chains, the grade of every narration, a figure, tables, a checklist of daily Sunnahs and a glossary.