Hadiths About The The Prophet (saw)

Hadiths about The Prophet (saw): The rose scented last messenger wıth in illuminated face.

Husayn (ra) reported, “I asked my father about the conduct of the Messenger of Allah (saw) in his assemblies and he replied, ‘Allah’s Messenger (saw) was always happy and easy mannered. There was always a smile and a sign of happiness on his blessed face. He was soft-natured and when the people needed his approval, he easily gave consent. He did not speak in a harsh tone nor was he stone-hearted. He did not scream while speaking, nor was he rude or spoke indecently. He did not seek other’s faults. He never overpraised anyone nor went to excess while jesting, nor was he a miser. He kept away from undesirable language and would pretend as if he did not hear anything. If he did not agree with the next person’s wish he did not make that person feel disheartened, nor did he promise anything to that person…’” (al-Tirmidhi, al-Shamaʾil, 160)

According to Hizam b. Hisham b. Hubaysh, Khalid b. Hulayd b. Rabiʿa al-Khuzai’s narration from his grandfather through his mother, Umm Maʿbad whose name was ʿAtiqa bint Khalid al-Khuzaiyya (ra) and who was the sister of his grandfather related:
“… (My husband Abu Maʿbad) told to me ‘Describe him (Allah’s Messenger) to me.’ I told him, ‘Of course. He was a man with obvious beauty and cleanliness, a glowing countenance, a good disposition with no bulging stomach disgracing him or a small head disparaging him. He was overtly handsome and wholly beautiful, his eyes are wide, very white and black and his eyelashes are long…” (Abu Bakr al-Shaybani, al-Ahad wa al-Mathani, V, 629-631)

When ʿAbd Allah b. ʿAbbas said to the Prophet (saw)’s stepson Hind b. Abi Hala al-Tamimi (ra) “Describe Allah’s Messenger (saw) to us for you are probably the one among us who knew him the best,” Hind began by saying, “May my mother and father be sacrificed for him,” and then continued, “Allah’s Messenger usually was silent, was always thoughtful and sad. He would speak little but concisely. He would neither beat around the bush nor cut it short. He would repeat (if necessary) what he had said. When he exhorted, he would become serious and sorrowful. When he was opposed, he would turn away, go, and comfort himself by talking to his Companions (ra). He would respect the bounty of Allah even if it was little. He would not belittle any food. He would smile and when he laughed, his (white teeth) would (be seen) like hail stones.” (Abu Bakr al-Shaybani, al-Ahad wa al-Mathani, II, 418)

Source: Presidency Of Religious Affairs The Turkey, Islam Through Hadiths