Sunan al-Nasa’i 19832
The Messenger of Allah did not dye his hair; his gray hair were only a little beneath his lower lip and at his temples, and a little on his head.
The Messenger of Allah did not dye his hair; his gray hair were only a little beneath his lower lip and at his temples, and a little on his head.
The Prophet of Allah disliked ten things: Yellow dye, meaning Khaluq, changing gray hair, dragging one’s Izar, wearing gold rings, playing with dice (Ki’ab), (a woman) showing her adornment to people to whom it is not permissible for her to show it, reciting Ruqyah, unless it is with Al-Mu’awidhat (Verses seeking refuge with Allah), hanging […]
A woman reached out her hand (to give) a letter to the Prophet , and he withdrew his hand. She said: “O Messenger of Allah, I reached out my hand (to give you) a letter and you did not take it.” He said: “I did not know whether it was the hand of a woman […]
“I came to the Prophet and I saw that he had dyed his beard with yellow dye.”
“I saw Ibn ‘Umar dyeing his beard yellow with Khaluq and I said: ‘O Abu ‘Abdur-Rahman, are you dyeing your beard yellow with Khaluq?’ He said: ‘I saw the Messenger of Allah dyeing his beard yellow with it, and there was no other kind of dye that was dearer to him than this. He used […]
That he asked Anas: “Did the Messenger of Allah dye his hair? He said: “His gray hair didn’t go far, it was only a little at his temples.”
“The Messenger of Allah said: ‘The best things with which you can change gray hair are Henna and Katam.’”
He heard that the Messenger of Allah said: “The best things with which you can change gray hair are Henna and Katam.”
“My father and I came to the Prophet and he had dyed his beard with Henna.”
“The Messenger of Allah said: ‘The best things with which you can change gray hair are Henna and Katam.’”