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I came across a video yesterday where a parent returned home only to find that their little children had completely littered the room—ink spilled everywhere, clothes scattered, and what looked like oil staining the floor and bed. You could almost feel the frustration of the parent through the screen.

And I paused. I imagined myself in that situation.
What would I have done? Yelled? Punished? Lost control?

Then I remembered a beautiful and powerful Hadith of the Prophet ﷺ.

No doubt, one of the most striking features of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ was his exceptional character marked by mercy, patience, gentleness and kindness.

Whether he was with family, companions, or those who served him, he radiated compassion and understanding. He was not just a messenger but a mentor, a leader, and a friend who brought out the best in people, not through fear, but through love.

Anas ibn Malik (RA), who served the Prophet ﷺ for ten years, gave a powerful testimony about one of such characters:

"I served the Messenger of Allah for ten years, and not once did he say to me ‘Uff’ (a word of annoyance), nor did he ever say about something I had done, ‘Why did you do that?’ or about something I had not done, ‘Why didn’t you do that?’"
(Sahih Muslim 2309)

This Hadith isn’t just a memory, it is a masterclass in character. It offers two perspectives:

1. For leaders and those in authority: how to treat people with dignity and patience.

2. For subordinates and those under guidance: how to respond with respect, obedience, and good behavior.

How many parents shout at their children for spilling water? How many bosses humiliate workers for a delay? How many teachers scold students without listening? Yet the greatest man ﷺ to walk this earth never even said "Uff" to his servant over ten years! SubhanAllah!

If you’re in a position of leadership, be it as a parent, manager, teacher, or elder take this to heart. Show patience. Correct with wisdom. Your kindness might turn a careless child into a responsible adult or a struggling employee into a loyal star. Lead like the Prophet ﷺ with love, not pressure.

At the same time, Anas (RA) must have been an exceptional young man: obedient, respectful, and trustworthy. That might be in addition (apart from the Prophet natural kindness) the reason Prophet ﷺ treated him with such gentleness.

Are you someone who listens and learns? Do you carry out tasks with sincerity? As a student, child, or junior colleague, your attitude determines your treatment.

Make it easy for your leader to be kind to you. Just like Anas earned the Prophet’s trust, you too can earn trust through humility and effort.

This Hadith is more than a story—it’s a call for change.

May Allah make us patient like the Prophet ﷺ and sincere like Anas (RA). Ameen.

Abu Hafs Lukgaf
(04-04-2025)

S.A.W the noble prophet.





Alliamdulillahi 🤲 but we should try and follow up with the six shawal mine is three today may Almighty Allah guide us through.

Ma sha Allah

LoL
Aisha says Hi!

Lukgaf:
I came across a video yesterday where a parent returned home only to find that their little children had completely littered the room—ink spilled everywhere, clothes scattered, and what looked like oil staining the floor and bed. You could almost feel the frustration of the parent through the screen.

And I paused. I imagined myself in that situation.
What would I have done? Yelled? Punished? Lost control?

Then I remembered a beautiful and powerful Hadith of the Prophet ﷺ.

No doubt, one of the most striking features of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ was his exceptional character marked by mercy, patience, gentleness and kindness.

Whether he was with family, companions, or those who served him, he radiated compassion and understanding. He was not just a messenger but a mentor, a leader, and a friend who brought out the best in people, not through fear, but through love.

Anas ibn Malik (RA), who served the Prophet ﷺ for ten years, gave a powerful testimony about one of such characters:

"I served the Messenger of Allah for ten years, and not once did he say to me ‘Uff’ (a word of annoyance), nor did he ever say about something I had done, ‘Why did you do that?’ or about something I had not done, ‘Why didn’t you do that?’"
(Sahih Muslim 2309)

This Hadith isn’t just a memory, it is a masterclass in character. It offers two perspectives:

1. For leaders and those in authority: how to treat people with dignity and patience.

2. For subordinates and those under guidance: how to respond with respect, obedience, and good behavior.

How many parents shout at their children for spilling water? How many bosses humiliate workers for a delay? How many teachers scold students without listening? Yet the greatest man ﷺ to walk this earth never even said "Uff" to his servant over ten years! SubhanAllah!

If you’re in a position of leadership, be it as a parent, manager, teacher, or elder take this to heart. Show patience. Correct with wisdom. Your kindness might turn a careless child into a responsible adult or a struggling employee into a loyal star. Lead like the Prophet ﷺ with love, not pressure.

At the same time, Anas (RA) must have been an exceptional young man: obedient, respectful, and trustworthy. That might be in addition (apart from the Prophet natural kindness) the reason Prophet ﷺ treated him with such gentleness.

Are you someone who listens and learns? Do you carry out tasks with sincerity? As a student, child, or junior colleague, your attitude determines your treatment.

Make it easy for your leader to be kind to you. Just like Anas earned the Prophet’s trust, you too can earn trust through humility and effort.

This Hadith is more than a story—it’s a call for change.

May Allah make us patient like the Prophet ﷺ and sincere like Anas (RA). Ameen.

Abu Hafs Lukgaf
(04-04-2025)

Osama bin laden is the Moh of our time. Such a great leader.

A model of kindness and leadership?

And yet married a 6 years old child?

Waged wars against people except they turn to Islam?


Told muslims its ok to beat their wives if they misbehave?


And the many more atrocities he committed?

If what you wrote is why you want to be like Mohammed then i am sorry for yo

I blame him for the needless crisis in Gaza and Middle East

But Mohammed sold and bought black people as slaves.

Him and his companions beheaded all the men in Banu Quarayza and took the women as slaves.

Can a compassionate person do all that.
To add, he fought over 20 wars most of which he started by himself by sacking villages that refused to accept Islam

Hilarious

That same Gigolo that will say one thing and do another thing 😂

RichBoy247:
The Prophet (SAW) is not the cause of your life misfortunes, neither is He the cause of your generational inherited mental illness

Don't your Gigolo fake prophet muhammad marry a 6 years old girl 😂

saddler:
A model of kindness and leadership?

And yet married a 6 years old child?

Waged wars against people except they turn to Islam

Told muslims its ok to beat their wives if they misbehave?

And the many more atrocities he committed?

The Prophet (SAW) is not the cause of your life misfortunes, neither is He the cause of your generational inherited mental illness

This is more like whitewashing a tomb

I've never heard of where words like kindness are associated with a murderer, rapist and robber

We should endeavour to be truthful in all our discourse

It will be ok to say he was benevolent but definitely kindness is inappropriate to describe a human who engages in debauchery

And how is he the greatest man to work the earth? Is it in working of miracles or invention or is it in deepening knowledge and spiritual morality?

Even Mahatma Gandhi is greater than him. Even Isaac Newton. I can go on and on

Thesame Mohamed that used hot Iron to gorge out someone eye balls?

Shahi Bukhari 5685

The Prophet (ﷺ) sent some people in their pursuit. Then he got their hands and feet cut and their eyes were branded with heated pieces of iron. I saw one of them licking the earth with his tongue till he died.

Your Muhammad is a symbol of murder and bloodshed.

The fake prophet couldn't spread Islam to mecca until he had to fight a war.

The same fake prophet slept with a 9 years old girl.

Your morally rotten prophet went further to collect his son's wife.

When a man who committed adultery came to muhamed, ur so-called prophet beheaded him.

There is no morally or kindness in muhamed at all.

Religion of suppression and taking the right of others by force is talking about leadership and kindness. Lobbish!

RichBoy247:
The Prophet (SAW) is not the cause of your life misfortunes, neither is He the cause of your generational inherited mental illness

SAW means Sex Award Winner and it perfectly fits your fake prophet

Person weh marry 6yr old 🤦🏾‍♂️

Is it tru baba married a 6yr old toddler and started fvck1ng her at 9??

madness. keep on lying to yourselves. a murderer and a sex addict

Prophet Muhammad is a model of kindness and leadership

If I hear. Tell that to the women he raped.

Marry toddler at 6yr, fvcking the @ss of his guardian, fvcxk the deadbody join

He had 11 years in total. How come Muslims are now allowed 4?

Lukgaf:
I came across a video yesterday where a parent returned home only to find that their little children had completely littered the room—ink spilled everywhere, clothes scattered, and what looked like oil staining the floor and bed. You could almost feel the frustration of the parent through the screen.

And I paused. I imagined myself in that situation.
What would I have done? Yelled? Punished? Lost control?

Then I remembered a beautiful and powerful Hadith of the Prophet ﷺ.

No doubt, one of the most striking features of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ was his exceptional character marked by mercy, patience, gentleness and kindness.

Whether he was with family, companions, or those who served him, he radiated compassion and understanding. He was not just a messenger but a mentor, a leader, and a friend who brought out the best in people, not through fear, but through love.

Anas ibn Malik (RA), who served the Prophet ﷺ for ten years, gave a powerful testimony about one of such characters:

"I served the Messenger of Allah for ten years, and not once did he say to me ‘Uff’ (a word of annoyance), nor did he ever say about something I had done, ‘Why did you do that?’ or about something I had not done, ‘Why didn’t you do that?’"
(Sahih Muslim 2309)

This Hadith isn’t just a memory, it is a masterclass in character. It offers two perspectives:

1. For leaders and those in authority: how to treat people with dignity and patience.

2. For subordinates and those under guidance: how to respond with respect, obedience, and good behavior.

How many parents shout at their children for spilling water? How many bosses humiliate workers for a delay? How many teachers scold students without listening? Yet the greatest man ﷺ to walk this earth never even said "Uff" to his servant over ten years! SubhanAllah!

If you’re in a position of leadership, be it as a parent, manager, teacher, or elder take this to heart. Show patience. Correct with wisdom. Your kindness might turn a careless child into a responsible adult or a struggling employee into a loyal star. Lead like the Prophet ﷺ with love, not pressure.

At the same time, Anas (RA) must have been an exceptional young man: obedient, respectful, and trustworthy. That might be in addition (apart from the Prophet natural kindness) the reason Prophet ﷺ treated him with such gentleness.

Are you someone who listens and learns? Do you carry out tasks with sincerity? As a student, child, or junior colleague, your attitude determines your treatment.

Make it easy for your leader to be kind to you. Just like Anas earned the Prophet’s trust, you too can earn trust through humility and effort.

This Hadith is more than a story—it’s a call for change.

May Allah make us patient like the Prophet ﷺ and sincere like Anas (RA). Ameen.

Abu Hafs Lukgaf
(04-04-2025)

Prophet Muhammad Is A Model Of Kindness who had sexual intercourse with an underage Aisha, Aisha was six years old when her marriage to Prophet Muhammad was contracted and nine when it was consummated.

Why did muhummad order his followers to cut off the legs and arms of an old woman called Umm Qirfa who was 120 years old, for no other reason than the fact that she composed poetry which mocked him?

Lukgaf:
I came across a video yesterday where a parent returned home only to find that their little children had completely littered the room—ink spilled everywhere, clothes scattered, and what looked like oil staining the floor and bed. You could almost feel the frustration of the parent through the screen.

And I paused. I imagined myself in that situation.
What would I have done? Yelled? Punished? Lost control?

Then I remembered a beautiful and powerful Hadith of the Prophet ﷺ.

No doubt, one of the most striking features of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ was his exceptional character marked by mercy, patience, gentleness and kindness.

Whether he was with family, companions, or those who served him, he radiated compassion and understanding. He was not just a messenger but a mentor, a leader, and a friend who brought out the best in people, not through fear, but through love.

Anas ibn Malik (RA), who served the Prophet ﷺ for ten years, gave a powerful testimony about one of such characters:

"I served the Messenger of Allah for ten years, and not once did he say to me ‘Uff’ (a word of annoyance), nor did he ever say about something I had done, ‘Why did you do that?’ or about something I had not done, ‘Why didn’t you do that?’"
(Sahih Muslim 2309)

This Hadith isn’t just a memory, it is a masterclass in character. It offers two perspectives:

1. For leaders and those in authority: how to treat people with dignity and patience.

2. For subordinates and those under guidance: how to respond with respect, obedience, and good behavior.

How many parents shout at their children for spilling water? How many bosses humiliate workers for a delay? How many teachers scold students without listening? Yet the greatest man ﷺ to walk this earth never even said "Uff" to his servant over ten years! SubhanAllah!

If you’re in a position of leadership, be it as a parent, manager, teacher, or elder take this to heart. Show patience. Correct with wisdom. Your kindness might turn a careless child into a responsible adult or a struggling employee into a loyal star. Lead like the Prophet ﷺ with love, not pressure.

At the same time, Anas (RA) must have been an exceptional young man: obedient, respectful, and trustworthy. That might be in addition (apart from the Prophet natural kindness) the reason Prophet ﷺ treated him with such gentleness.

Are you someone who listens and learns? Do you carry out tasks with sincerity? As a student, child, or junior colleague, your attitude determines your treatment.

Make it easy for your leader to be kind to you. Just like Anas earned the Prophet’s trust, you too can earn trust through humility and effort.

This Hadith is more than a story—it’s a call for change.

May Allah make us patient like the Prophet ﷺ and sincere like Anas (RA). Ameen.

Abu Hafs Lukgaf
(04-04-2025)

Keep fooling with yourself.

Kindness? Muhammed was an Assassin Who raided, killed and stole from caravans for a living. He also made his living through sharing of boots from many of the at least 20 unnecessary wars he started through which he enforced islam.

Without being vague, give me just one of his act that is worthy of emulation?

Leadership? He was a leader indeed who snatched and married-off the wife of his adopted son (Zayd ibn Haritha), while the son was still alive.

"You can fool all of the people some of the time, and some of the people all of the time, but you can't fool all of the people all of the time."

Is it the one that went to Rape ,murder and promise 72 Virgins after Killing your fellow human being? ... I think he a serious druggie when he was alive to have laid down that stupid precedents

That’s brutal.

Same way Moses and the Israelites wiped out entire cities

AutoC:
Thesame Mohamed that used hot Iron to gorge out someone eye balls?

Shahi Bukhari 5685

The Prophet (ﷺ) sent some people in their pursuit. Then he got their hands and feet cut and their eyes were branded with heated pieces of iron. I saw one of them licking the earth with his tongue till he died.

Religion of piss and terror. May your Muhammed continue to burn in hell 🔥