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So now you've seen the Prophet ﷺ in the congregation in Juma'a and you have prayed behind the Prophet ﷺ and

Now you're wanting to sit in a gathering with him ﷺ and observe him in the midst of that gathering

The youth in particular used to love the mornings that they would have with the Prophet ﷺ.

The messenger of Allah ﷺ would of course lead the Sahaba in Salatul Fajr, he'd lead them in the Fajr prayer

And then the Prophet ﷺ used to sit in the masjid and remember Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala after the Fajr prayer

All the way up until Salatul Dhul-Hah until the sunrise and sometimes that would be immediately after the sunrise and sometimes it would be a little bit longer after the sunrise

And even then subhanAllah after his worship throughout the night after all of his worship in the morning and remembrance of Allah

The Prophet ﷺ did not always just pray two rakahs at the time of sunrise. He would pray two, four, six or even more at the time of sunrise

And if he missed any of his usual rakahat, any of his usual prayers in the night then he would make them up sometime between the sunrise and the Dhuhur prayer

So what would happen is that the Sahaba would also sit in the masjid and they'd remember Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala

And they would wait until the Prophet ﷺ finished his Salatul Dhul-Hah

And the messenger of Allah subhanAllah so close to the youth in the masjid that he would go and he would sit with whatever gathering he saw in the masjid on his Salat

So al-Ibn Abi Talib al-Di'Allah wa ta'ala anhu describes the scene. The Prophet ﷺ gets up from his Salat and he's coming to join your group

And Adil al-Di'Allah wa ta'ala anhu says that the Prophet ﷺ would sit wherever the group ended. He would not go to the front but he would sit wherever the group ended and he encouraged everyone to do the same ﷺ

And the Prophet ﷺ when he would sit with the people, he would give every single person in the masjid in that gathering there do so that each person felt like no one was more important to him than them

So he would look at each one of them ﷺ. He would make sure to interact with everyone that was sitting in the group ﷺ

And Adil al-Ibn Abi Talib al-Di'Allah wa anhu of course was a young man. He says no one was more beloved to us than Rasulullah ﷺ

However, if we saw him, we wouldn't stand up for him because we knew how much he disliked that

He was so humble that he would come and if anyone wants to stand, he will signal to them to sit down and he will sit wherever the spot is open

Salallahu alayhi wa sallam rather than going and assuming a place in the front

And this is something that used to shock people. Adil al-Nuhatim at-Lahi says that when I came to the Prophet ﷺ to ask him about Islam

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