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Muslims who believe in the Messiah,
Hazrat Mirza Ghulam Ahmad Qadiani(as)
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Asma‘ bint Yazid relates: The Holy Prophet passed by us, a party of women, and greeted us (Abu Daud). The version of Tirmidhi is: The Holy Prophet passed through the mosque one day and there was a party of women seated in the mosque. He signified his greeting by raising his hand.
Abu Umamah relates that the Holy Prophet said: The person closest to Allah is one who anticipates others in greeting (Abu Daud). Tirmidhi's version is: The Holy Prophet was asked: Messenger of Allah, when two persons meet who should greet the other first? He answered: The one who is closer to Allah.
Abu Hurairah relates that the Holy Prophet said: A rider should greet a pedestrian, a pedestrian should greet one who is sitting and a small party should greet a large party (Bokhari and Muslim). Bokhari’s version adds: A younger one should greet an older one.
Abu Umamah relates that the Holy Prophet said: The person closest to Allah is one who anticipates others in greeting (Abu Daud). Tirmidhi's version is: The Holy Prophet was asked: Messenger of Allah, when two persons meet who should greet the other first? He answered: The one who is closer to Allah.
Abu Hurairah, in the course of the hadith relating to the person who was at fault in performing his salat, states that he came up to the Holy Prophet and saluted him. The Holy Prophet returned his greeting and said: Go back and repeat your salat for you have not performed it properly. He went back, performed the salat and came up to the holy Prophet and saluted him. This happened three times (Bokhari and Muslim).
Abu Hurairah relates that the Holy Prophet said: When one of you meets a brother he should salute him. Then if they are separated by a tree or a wall or a rock, he should salute him again when they meet (Abu Daud).
Anas relates that the Holy Prophet said to him: Son, when you enter your home greet your people with the salutation of peace. It would be a source of blessing for you and for the members of your family (Tirmidhi).
Anas passed near some children and offered them the greeting of peace and said: The Holy Prophet used to do the same (Bokhari and Muslim).
Sahl ibn Sa‘ad relates: There was a woman among us who would put beetroot in a kettle and add some ground barley and cook them together. When we returned from the Friday service we would greet her and she would offer it to us (Bokhari).
Jabir ibn Sulaim relates: I saw a man whose direction was obeyed by everyone; no one did other than that which he said. I asked: Who is he? I was told: He is the Messenger of Allah. I said twice: On you be peace, Messenger of Allah. He said: Do not say: On you be peace. This is the greeting of the dead. Say, instead: Peace be on you. I asked: Are you the Messenger of Allah? He answered: I am the Messenger of Allah, Who, when you are afflicted and call on Him, will remove your afflictions; Who, when you are afflicted with famine and call on Him, will cause food to grow for you; and Who, if you lose your mount in a barren and desert land and call on Him, will restore it to you. I said to him: Instruct me. He said: Do not revile any one. (Since then I have never abused anyone, neither a freeman, nor a slave, nor a camel, nor a goat). He continued: Do not disdain the doing of the least good; and talk to your brother with a cheerful face. That is part of goodness. Hold up your loincloth half way up to the knee, and at least above the ankles; for letting it down is prideful and contemptuous, and Allah dislikes pride. If someone charges you with defaults from which he thinks you suffer, do not charge him with defaults from which you think he suffers, for the penalty for his default will overtake him (Abu Daud and Tirmidhi).
