"{…for the believers, he is full of pity, kind, and merciful."} [at-Tawbah 9:128]

{” Verily, there has come to you a Messenger from amongst yourselves. It grieves him that you should experience any injury or difficulty. He is anxious over you; for the believers, he is full of pity, kind, and merciful.”} [at-Tawbah; 128]

‘A’ishah narrated:

“Once, when I saw the Prophet in a good mood, I said to him: “O Messenger of Allah! Supplicate to Allah for me!”

So, he said: “O Allah! Forgive ‘A’ishah her past and future sins, what she has hidden, as well as what she has made apparent.”

So, I began smiling, to the point that my head fell into my lap out of joy.

The Messenger of Allah said to me: “Does my supplication make you happy?”

I replied: “And how can your supplication not make me happy?”

He then said: “By Allah, it is the supplication that I make for my Ummah in every prayer.”“

[Reported in 'Sahih Mawarid adh-Dhaman' (# 1875), and it is in 'as-Silsilah as-Sahihah' (# 2254)]

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>"{…for the believers, he is full of pity, kind, and merciful."} [at-Tawbah 9:128]

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{” Verily, there has come to you a Messenger from amongst yourselves. It grieves him that you should experience any injury or difficulty. He is anxious over you; for the believers, he is full of pity, kind, and merciful.”} [at-Tawbah; 128]

‘A’ishah narrated:

“Once, when I saw the Prophet in a good mood, I said to him: “O Messenger of Allah! Supplicate to Allah for me!”

So, he said: “O Allah! Forgive ‘A’ishah her past and future sins, what she has hidden, as well as what she has made apparent.”

So, I began smiling, to the point that my head fell into my lap out of joy.

The Messenger of Allah said to me: “Does my supplication make you happy?”

I replied: “And how can your supplication not make me happy?”

He then said: “By Allah, it is the supplication that I make for my Ummah in every prayer.”“

[Reported in 'Sahih Mawarid adh-Dhaman' (# 1875), and it is in 'as-Silsilah as-Sahihah' (# 2254)]

http://www.islamicboard.com/manners-purification-soul/33735-ar-raq-iq-heart-softening-narrations.html#post598065

The humour of Allah’s Messenger between his wives

A’isha said: I came to the Prophet (sal Allah alaihi wasalam ) with some harirah الحريرة) that I had cooked for him, and told Sawdah (another wife of the Prophet) – as the Prophet was sitting between me and her – ‘Eat’*.

She refused so I said ‘Either you eat or I will fill your face!’ She still refused so I put my hand in the harirah and daubed her face with it. The Prophet laughed, put some harirah in her hand and told her: ‘Do the same to her!”

*Aisha wasn’t a good cook.

Al-Haythami, 4/316; al-Muntakhab 4/393; Kanz al-’Ummal, 7/302. Al-Haythami said: It was narrated by Abu Ya’la, and its narrators are those who narrated in Sahih (Bukhari), except for Muhammad ibn ‘Amr ibn ‘Alqamah whose hadith is Hasan [good].

The humour of Allah’s Messenger between his wives

A’isha said: I came to the Prophet (sal Allah alaihi wasalam ) with some harirah الحريرة) that I had cooked for him, and told Sawdah (another wife of the Prophet) – as the Prophet was sitting between me and her – ‘Eat’*.

She refused so I said ‘Either you eat or I will fill your face!’ She still refused so I put my hand in the harirah and daubed her face with it. The Prophet laughed, put some harirah in her hand and told her: ‘Do the same to her!”

*Aisha wasn’t a good cook.

Al-Haythami, 4/316; al-Muntakhab 4/393; Kanz al-’Ummal, 7/302. Al-Haythami said: It was narrated by Abu Ya’la, and its narrators are those who narrated in Sahih (Bukhari), except for Muhammad ibn ‘Amr ibn ‘Alqamah whose hadith is Hasan [good].