Prophet With Citizens

The Prophet (SAWS) knew that once the citizens are under the leadership or guardianship of a ruler they would be in the weaker position, and hence they deserved every kind of mercy and compassion from the ruler no matter what the level of this relation might be.

With the poor

The Prophet (SAWS) actually feared for his nation from surplus more than he feared from poverty, "By Allah, it is not the poverty about which I fear in regard to you but I am afraid in your case that (the worldly) riches may be given to you as were given to those who had gone before you and you begin to vie with one another for them as they vied for them, and they may destroy you as they destroyed them ."

Prophet With Servants

When reading the verses of the Holy Quran, one realizes that peace takes precedence over war and dialogue takes precedence over clash in dealing with non-Muslims. It suffices to realize that the word "peace" and its derivatives were mentioned a hundred and forty times in the Quran, while the word "war" and its derivatives were mentioned only six times!

Prophet With Women

It is a fact that there is weakness associated with women. However, it should not be taken in a negative sense; but rather, women's weakness can be seen unintentional in the sense that they are not as physically strong as men. It also gives them the characteristic of softness because they are emotionally delicate, an advantage for women just as it distinguishes them.

Prophet With The Elderly

The Prophet (SAWS) gave special care to the elderly owing to their feebleness. This is equally clear both in his sayings and deeds. He (SAWS) says, "One may exalt Allah through showing kindness and respect to the elderly among you, to those who memorized the Qur'an and to a just ruler."

Prophet With non-Muslims

Prophet With Children

Indeed one can not help but wonder in awe at the Prophet's mercy to children, especially in light of the tremendous responsibilities on his shoulders; from running the nation, to leading the army, negotiating with delegations, dealings with companions, supervising every small detail pertaining to the lives of the Muslims.