The Book of Adornment

Sunan al-Nasa'i

A man from among the Companions of the Prophet used to forbid too much of Al-Irfah." Ibn Buraidah was asked what too much of Al-Irfah meant, and he said: "It includes combing the hair."

Sunan al-Nasa'i

"The Prophet came to us and saw a man with wild hair. He said: 'Could this man not find anything with which to calm down his hair?'"

Sunan al-Nasa'i

That he had long thick hair. "He asked the Prophet (about it) and he told him to take care of it and comb it every day."

Sunan al-Nasa'i

The hair of the Prophet came halfway down his ears.

Sunan al-Nasa'i

The hair of the Prophet came down to his shoulders.

Sunan al-Nasa'i

The Prophet forbade Al-Qaza' (shaving part of the head and leaving part)."

Sunan al-Nasa'i

"The Messenger of Allah was a man of average height with broad shoulders, a thick beard and a reddish complexion, and his hair came down to his earlobes. I saw him in a red Hullah and I never saw anything...

Sunan al-Nasa'i

"I never saw any long haired man in a Hullah who was more handsome than the Messenger of Allah , and he had hair that came down to his shoulders."

Sunan al-Nasa'i

"The Messenger of Allah forbade Al-Qaza' (shaving part of the head and leaving part)."

Sunan al-Nasa'i

"I heard the Messenger of Allah forbidding Al-Qaza' (shaving part of the head and leaving part)."