حياة السلف بين القول والعمل

Kindness to parents and maintaining kinship ties: Muhammad bin Al-Munkadir, may God have mercy on him, said: Umar, meaning his brother, spent the night praying, and I spent the night massaging my mother’s feet, and I would not wish my night to be in exchange for his night. [Sifat Al-Safwa 2/480].

Kindness to parents and maintaining kinship ties: On the authority of Hafsa bint Sirin, she said: When Muhammad Sirin, may God have mercy on him, entered upon his mother, he would not speak to her with his whole tongue out of reverence for her. [Sifat al-Safwa 3/173].

Kindness to parents and maintaining kinship ties: On the authority of Ibn Awn, he said: A man entered upon Muhammad ibn Sirin, may God have mercy on him, while he was with his mother, and said: What is the matter with Muhammad? Is he complaining of something? They said: No, but this is how he is when he is with his mother. [Sifat al-Safwa 3/173].

Kindness to parents and maintaining kinship ties: On the authority of Muhammad bin Omar bin Harb, some of our companions told us on the authority of Ibn Awn, may God have mercy on him: that his mother called him and he answered her, and his voice rose above hers, so he freed two slaves. [Sifat al-Safwa 3/222].

Kindness to parents and maintaining kinship ties: On the authority of Urwah bin Al-Zubayr, may God have mercy on him, he said: He who glares at his father has not been dutiful to him. [Al-Siyar (its abridgment) 2/528].