Muslim 2626 — Do not belittle any kindness

مسلم 2626 — لا تحقرن من المعروف شيئاً

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«قال أبو ذر: قال لي النبي: «لا تحقرن من المعروف شيئاً، ولو أن تلقى أخاك بوجه طليق»»

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A report of Abu Dharr in the chapter on recommending a cheerful face on meeting, in the Book of Righteousness of Sahih Muslim. The least of good is a cheerful face, and it must not be despised. 1

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Muhammad· Abu Dharr al-Ghifari· Righteousness (birr)

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Abu Dharr lags behind and follows on foot

Man after man fell behind the Prophet on the march, and he would say: leave him; if there is good in him, God will bring him up to you. Then Abu Dharr was reported to have fallen behind, his camel slowing him, so he took his baggage on his back and set out on foot following the Prophet's tracks. When a watcher saw him the Prophet said: let it be Abu Dharr; and it was he. The Prophet prayed for him and said that he walks alone, dies alone and is raised alone.