Considering the psychological conditions in the Prophetic Sunnah

Author: Abdullah Abduh Al-Kurayri Al-Sharifi Publication date: 2024 Book category: Short stories and novels Publisher: Markaz Tabseer for Publishing and Distribution Number of pages: 216 Format: Paperback Synopsis: This is the beloved ﷺ with his morals, peace be upon him, his followers love him, and even his enemies. They knew him as the truthful, trustworthy. This is the beloved ﷺ, noble in his morals, elevated in his manners, refined in his dealings, content with what people possess, gentle and easy in his words and actions, loving kindness in everything. He only gets angry if sacred boundaries are violated. He is eager to guide all people, distressed by their disbelief and disobedience. It is amazing to see him speak softly with everyone, leaving time for a stubborn disbeliever until he finishes his speech, then he responds politely with a smile, saying: "Have you finished, Abu Al-Walid?" He addresses—gently—a Bedouin in the mosque and corrects him for what he did, and teaches—gently—Muawiyah bin Hakim, and corrects him for what he said during prayer, as he was not aware of the ruling. Muawiyah was affected by the anger of the other companions, who described the Messenger ﷺ: "I have never seen a teacher like him." He plays with a young child, saying: "O Abu Umayr, what did the little bird do?" He jokes with an old woman, saying to her: "A woman will not enter Paradise!!" He is kind to his son-in-law, who sleeps on the ground, and says to him: "Get up, O Abu Turab." He rationally addresses a young man who wanted permission to commit adultery, saying: "Would you accept it for your mother... would you accept it for your sister?!" He pampers his wife and calls her: "O Aisha" or "O Humayra" (diminutive of the redness of the cheeks).