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Jabir ibn ‘Abdullah said: “The Messenger of Allah ﷺ was never asked for anything and said: No.” He slept on a leather mattress stuffed with fibre, wept on hearing the Qur’an, milked his own sheep and never said “uff” to his servant in ten years. The fifth book of The Shama’il of the Prophet ﷺ — chapters 41 to 49 of ash-Shama’il, 71 narrations, with the grade of each.
“There has certainly come to you a Messenger from among yourselves. Grievous to him is what you suffer; [he is] concerned over you and to the believers is kind and merciful.”
Anyone who wants to know the Prophet ﷺ
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The Shama’il of the Prophet ﷺ, Book 5, in 30 chapters — a kind and merciful Messenger, the Duha prayer, eight rak‘ahs with Umm Hani’, when the gates of heaven open, prayer at home, fasting, Sha‘ban, Monday and Thursday, ‘Ashura’, continual deeds, recitation and tartil, weeping, “recite to me”, tears of mercy, his bed, humility, his home, character, forgiveness, gentleness, never saying no and modesty — with 18 Hadith with linked chains, the grade of every narration, a figure, tables, a checklist of worship and character and a glossary.