His character and intentions The Prophet Muhammad was not extremist. In fact, he often sends his colleagues to be patient and avoid anger. Except in relation to violating the sanctuary of Allah. He was never angry with himself. His wife, Aishah, recalled that he never hit anything with his own hands, unless he fought in the way of Allah. He never beat a maid, nor did he beat a woman. He never took revenge, but he was tolerant and understanding. His relationship with people The Prophet Muhammad was the one who started Salam to greet the people first. He taught his co-workers that smiling at others is a form of giving. When given a choice between two tasks, he chooses the one that is the easiest, the least sinful. He never interfered in matters that did not concern him. He was a loyal, loyal person in relationships with others. When he was trafficked, everyone knew him and was known as a man of integrity and truth. He sits where he's left, he never pushes. He listens to those who speak to him. He never interrupts, he waits until he is finished. He was ashamed, and he never did anything that was criticized. His character and personality Muhammad was calm, gentle, not angry and not angry. Northern Pin Malik, who had been serving him for ten years, described him as a man of the highest standards. He never scolded them. Most of his laughter is smiling, he used to play with his colleagues. He did not say a word except the truth. Muhammad was not an obscene person in speech or a pervert, meaning he had no ill intentions in his words and deeds. He is not a person who shouts loudly or shouts loudly. He was a good man at heart and could rarely do any harm to anyone. His character Muhammad was not a talker. When he speaks, he speaks clearly and briefly. Whenever he wanted to confirm something, he repeated it three times. He spoke the truth, he never said anything other than the truth. He hates talking, he never demeans them, and he never praises them too much. He never said anything except that, he hoped for the reward of Allah. He has no hope of his words except the will of Allah. The Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) said to his companions: لِمَنْ تَرَكَ الْمِرَاءَ وَإِنْ كَانَ محُِقًّاِ فىِ رَبَضِ الجَْنَّةٍ «أَنَا زَعِيمٌ بِبَيْت-صلى اهلل عليه يهلم- ِقَالَ رَسُولُ اللَّه ُ وَبِبَيْتٍ وَسَطِ وَسَطِ جَْنَّةِ الجَْنَّةِ لِمَنْ تَرَكَ الْكَذِبَ وَإِنْ كَانَ مَازِحًا جَْنَّةِ جَْنَّةِ َىلَى الجَْنَّةِل. It means, "I guarantee a home in paradise for those who give up arguing, even if they are right. A house in the middle of paradise for those who give up lying, even if they are joking. A house in heaven for those who have a good character." Published by Apudavood. (ِالجَْنَّة ِرَبَض) means around or on the edge or paradise, the highest status. (َالمِْرَاء) Debate. According to the Fijian interpretation, objections to others are aimed at exposing their faults or shortcomings. His qualities and character His qualities and character