Adding value through etiquette

السيرة النبوية

Adding value through etiquette

Muhammad cared for behavioral etiquette. He taught his companions that etiquette is part of his example and way of life (Sunnah).

In addition, many verses in the Quran urge on tenderness and good manners.
Muhammad indicated that Angels get upset by what upsets human beings (e.g. loud voices, bad smells, etc.)

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