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Character 
The Prophet usually seemed cheerful, and he liked to 
smile. Even when the others were rude to him, he was never 
harsh and rude. He never raised his voice in the market place. 
If faced with a choice between two options, the Prophet
would always chose the easier one, provided that it did not lead to 
sin. Above anything else, he avoided sinning or anything leading 
to disobedience of Allah. He never sought revenge for any 
offense committed against himself, but when the honour of Allah 
was at stake, he would certainly punish the offender. 
As we have seen over the course of the events in his life, the 
Prophet was generous, brave, strong and extraordinarily 
patient. Never vulgar or obscene, his dislike of something was 
apparent on his face. He never stared directly at anyone, nor did 

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he ever glare at anyone in displeasure. He never rebuked his 
servant, nor was he ever heard saying something about anyone. 
Even before his appointment as Allah’s Messenger, the 
Prophet was known as “Al-Ameen” (the Trustworthy). He 
always kept his promises, and remained humble even in victory. 
He respected the ties of kinship, attending the funerals of his 
relatives and Companions. He sat with the poor and needy, and 
accepted invitations extended to him from his slaves. At the 
height of his power as head of the Islamic state, he lived 
modestly. He never attempted to outdo others in serving rich 
food or wearing expensive clothing. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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CONCLUSION 
It is impossible to adequately describe the Prophet’s life and 
its significance for all humanity. This book is merely a brief 
account of the most important and influential person in history. 
I pray that Allah blesses the Prophet , his family, and his 
righteous Companions. May Allah grant us a place under the 
Prophet’s standard on the Day of Judgment. Ameen!