The characteristic features of Muslims are - Be kind and humble in manners, be truthful and speak good words. To be patient in the same way as to be patient in the trouble and to God.
The Ummah's Paradise depends on the correct use or control of the mouth. In the hadith, it is said in the hadith that ‘Whoever guards the body between the two swords and the two runs, I am the guardian of his Paradise.’ (Sahih Bukhari: 6474)
meek - Be polite and polite
Being humble in conduct is the quality of a believer. Allah gives his dignity to him. Abu Hura (R.A.) said, ‘The wealth does not decrease by giving. Allah increases his honor by the virtue of the servant's forgiveness. If someone is humble and humble for the sake of Allah, Allah gives his dignity.’ (Muslim: 2588).
In the hadith narrated by Abu Hura (R.A.), the Prophet (S.A.W.) said, ‘The believer is simple and polite. On the other hand, the sinner is a cunning and inferior character.’ (Abu Dawud: 4790)
Be simple and wise
About simple and humble words, Rasulullah (s.a.w.) said, ‘Shall I not inform you that Hell is haram for a person and which person is haram for hell? A person who is close to people (popular), simple, humble and virtuous.’ (Tirmidhi: 2488)
Allah, the Exalted, commanded His Messenger to be kind and honest to the Muslims and said, ‘Be right to those who follow you,’' (Surah Shura: 215)
The Holy Quran commands to be gentle
Allah Ta'ala declares about the Prophet's benevolence, ‘By the grace of Allah, you have a tender heart for them. On the other hand, if you had a rough and hard heart, they would have gone away from you. So forgive them and pray for them for forgiveness and consult them in various things.’ (Surah Al-Imran: 159).
speaking the truth
The believer will avoid all lies and speak the truth. You can't lie even if you joke. The Prophet used to laugh, but he did not take the shelter of lies. Abu Hura (R.A.) narrates, ‘The Companions said, O Messenger of Allah!
Rasulullah (S.A.W.) He did not make any jokes that would cause people to lose their honor or suffer in their hearts, rather he would choose the true material for jokes, as narrated by Anas (RA), ‘The Prophet (PBUH) joked that he was called by two ears.’ (Abu Dawud: 5004)
Smiley beautiful talk
The Prophet (peace be upon him) said, ‘Every good deed is a charity. Meeting your brother with a smile and fill your brother's pot with water in your bucket is also included in good deeds.’ (Tirmidhi: 1970)
On the authority of Abu Hura (R.A.), the Prophet (S.A.W.) said, "The sun rises, every day, it is necessary to give charity on every part of the human body." Helping to get up or deliver something to a vehicle Doing good things as charity. Every step of going to prayer is a charity.
Being silent in prayer is also worship
In the hadith narrated by Abu Hura (R.A.), Rasulullah (S.A.W.) said, ‘Whoever believes in Allah and the Hereafter, let him speak good or remain silent.’ (Sahih Muslim: 47)
Nice behavior is a barrier to hell
In the hadith narrated by Adi Ibn Hatim (R.A.) from Hell, the Prophet (PBUH) said, "Save yourself from the fire of Hell, even if it is not a small one, if no one is able to do it, even if he is able to do it well and be beautiful, he should be treated well and beautify himself." (Sahih 6540)
listen to the attention
Listening to the words is part of the good deeds. In the Holy Qur'an Allah Ta'ala has said, those who believe, do not say “Ra'na” (listen to us) to the Prophet, but ask “Unjurna” (wait for us) and listen to him. Those who do not obey it, those who do not obey it, are punishing the disbelievers of great suffering.’ (Surah Baqarah: 104).
Zikir-Azkar and Dot Samat Kat
He ate, he was a man of the world, and he was a believer.
The virtue of self-defense in anger
About the virtue of being patient with anger, the Prophet (PBUH) said, ‘Whoever holds it in spite of his ability to satisfy his anger, Allah will call him before the entire creation on the Day of Qing and give him the right to choose any hur of Paradise as his own will.’ (Ibn Majah: 4186). The Prophet (PBUH) also said, ‘The great reward that the servant has put in the wrath of the servant to attain the pleasure of Allah is not in anything else.’ (Ibn Majah: 4189)
Corresponding with parents, relatives
Being a good person with parents and relatives is one of the best qualities of good behavior Salman Farsi (RA) said, Rasulullah (S.A.W.) said, ‘Supervise and other things cannot change fate and nothing else can be done without good behavior with parents.’ (Tirmidhi: 2139).
treating neighbors
The virtue of a neighbor in Islam is very high, whoever gives the right of the neighbor, Allah will bless him with his blessings. Narrated by Aesha (R.A.), the Prophet (PBUH) said, maintaining the bond of self-esteem, character, character Beautifying and being kind to the neighbors, the country is cultivated and will grow. (Musnad Ahmad: 25259)
The first person who maintains communication is better, Rasulullah (S.A.W.) said, ‘... He who protects the relationship of true kinship, the relative who keeps it even if he breaks ties with him.’ (Sahih Bukhari: 5991)
Unfettered welfare in the recitation of Darud
There is no alternative to dhikr-Azkar, Duta-Drud to the unnecessarily conversation. The Prophet's blessings to the Prophet are one of the ways to get the mercy, blessings and unbridled welfare. Narrated Abdullah Ibn Amr Ibnul As (R.A.), he heard Rasulullah (S.A.W.) saying, ‘Whoever will bless me once, in return Allah will send 10 mercy to him.’ (Sahih Muslim: 1/16; 101: 1/16; 101/101/101/101/101/101/10: 1/10; 11/10 1/10 1/10/11/10/11/10/11/10/11/10/11/11/10/11/11/11/10/11/11/10/11/11/11/10/11/11/11/11/11/11/11
The poisons that are excluded
False, blame, swearing, obscene abuse, mocking, giving false testimony, false oath in the name of Allah, giving a curse, cursing, saying vain things are not the work of a believer. Rasulullah (SAW) said, ‘It is enough for a person to prove evil and so that he is a Muslim brother who does not know that (it is not for a person to be evil.
The Holy Qur'an says about the avoidance of meaningless talk, ‘The believers are successful, those who are not in their prayers, who refrain from meaningless talk.’ (Surah Mu'minun: 1-3)
The talkative sarcasm will regret their actions in the Hereafter, Allah Ta'ala says, ‘So that no one should say, ’Sorry!" For the laxity I have done in my duty to Allah! And I was among the mockers.' (Surah Jumar: 56)
So let's take the tongue out and share the good words through good words and behavior. Let us try to get the goodness of being silent and good words. May Allah grant tawfiq to the muslim ummah.
