Thread by @Ubaidbinriyaz

@Hadithoftheday Mus'ab Ibn Umayr R.A
Prophet ﷺ commissioned Mus'ab R.A to assist the people of Madinah, then known as Yathrib.
Mus’ab R.A proved worthy of the Prophet’s ﷺ choice, dealing with the tribal mentality of the leaders and citizens of Yathrib with patience and sagacity.

@Hadithoftheday Mus’ab R.A was known as the “flower of the Quraish” for his handsome looks and charming demeanor. He was perfectly groomed and wore the best and most exquisite clothing from foreign lands.

@Hadithoftheday When speaking of Mus’ab, Prophet Muhammad ﷺ would say, “I have never seen anyone in Makkah with better hair, finer clothes and enjoying as many bounties as Mus’ab bin ‘Umayr”.

@Hadithoftheday Mus'ab ibn Umair R.A was a child of a rich family.From his childhood,he lived in luxuries of life.
Especially as a handsome young man,he was lavished with special love & attention
In fact,he was unique in his luxurious tastes

@Hadithoftheday He wore the most costly clothes and changed them twice a day. His shoes used to be the costliest available at that time.
He was also fond of wearing fragrance. A whiff of his fragrance was enough for the people to know that Mus'ab is passing by.

@Hadithoftheday With all that luxurious lifestyle, he was very intelligent and had an elegant personality with keen mind and mastery in eloquent speech. Because of these qualities, he was moving about among the influential circles of chiefs of Quraysh at a young age.

@Hadithoftheday Mus'ab ibn Umar R.A was the flower of the Quraysh, the most handsome and youthful. Historians and narrators describe him as ‘The most charming of the Makkans’.
He was born and brought up in wealth, and he grew up with its luxuries.

@Hadithoftheday Perhaps there was no boy in Makkah who was pampered by his parents like Mus’ab lbn Umair R.A.

@Hadithoftheday All of this changed when he accepted Islam..

Mus'ab had to sacrifice his life of luxury for the sake of the truth of Islam. For his love for Islam, he was deprived of all his wealth, every penny of it.

@Hadithoftheday After losing everything he had, he himself devoted all his time and energies in acquiring Islamic knowledge and in the service of Allah. This resulted in abject poverty.

@Hadithoftheday So much so that the young man "Mus'ab" who was famous for elegant dresses, costly shoes and the best fragrance was seen in the same streets of Makkah in tattered coarse clothes. But he did not even complain.

@Hadithoftheday He had found the greatest wealth of all, the love of Allah & the truth of Islam. His keen, intelligent mind had spotted & sealed a real deal by trading in the temporary pleasures of this world for the permanent luxuries of the Hereafter.
Mus'ab R.A was Martyred in Battle of Uhud.

@Hadithoftheday The Prophet ﷺ saw Mus'ab R.A with the eyes of wisdom, thankful and loving, and his lips smiled gracefully as he said, ‘I saw Mus’ab here, and there was no youth in Makkah more petted by his parents than he. Then he abandoned all that for the love of Allah and His Prophet!’

@Hadithoftheday The Prophet Muhammad ﷺ addressed the dead body of Mus`ab ibn `Umair R.A thus:

"When I saw you for the first time in Makkah, there was nobody more handsome and well-dressed than you". But, I see that today your hair is uncombed and only a sheet of cloth covers your body!

@Hadithoftheday The Martyr of Uhud could not get proper shrouds because in those days Muslims were poor and lacked money. Mus‘ab bin Umair R.A had only a sheet of cloth over his body; if the head was covered, the feet were bare and when the feet were covered the head was left bare.

@Hadithoftheday In the end, his head was covered and his feet were covered with grass.
Such was the shroud of Mus'ab bin ‘Umair R.A – the great martyr of the Muslim nation.

@Hadithoftheday When Mus'ab R.A embraced Islam, he lost everything he had of this world. And long after he lost his life for that same cause, the companions themselves would regularly be brought to tears remembering his sacrifices.

Mus'ab Ibn Umair R.A was the Man Who Gave It All.