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So much of the Qur'an when speaking about character emphasizes body language

In fact, when Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala talks about ibad al-Rahman when he talks about the servants of the most merciful

What's the very first description?

Al-Ladheena yamshuna ala ala ala ala ala

Hona they tread the earth

Lightly when lukman al-Hakim alaihi salam is giving his son advice and he talks to him about the way that he

Raises his voice or the way that he walks when Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala talks about the way we respond to our parents

Not to say if not to grunt at them or turn away from them and you find this in that hadith of the prophets

Lyson them as well the prophets lyson I'm saying that a person should not be treacherous with their eyes

Winking and looking and making facial expressions behind a person's back in a way that betrays them and so when you look at the

Prophet's lyson's demeanor everything about the Prophet's lyson's body language is prophetic

First and foremost you're probably not used to the idea of someone who is so beautiful being so shy

But the Prophet's lyson I'm said that the khuluk of Islam the characteristic of Islam the key quality of Islam is

Hayat is modesty and when you look at the Prophet's lyson him he was the shyest person

He was the most bashful of people even though he had the supreme traits

Salallahu alayhi wa sallam so what were his traits like?

What was his demeanor like alayhi salatu wa sallam?

So we already said his smile was constant and he's described as bassamun al-Hakim

He was always smiling and causing others to smile and he was always laughing and causing others to laugh

but his laughter alayhi salatu wa sallam was also dignified and shy

when he would laugh Salallahu alayhi wa sallam all that really was was an extremely wide smile

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