Abstract

This study focuses on prophetic hospitality as a lofty morality and a lofty prophetic method. Where it appears through this study that the deep harmony and compatibility between the Islamic religion brought by the Prophet and his practical and applied morals with which he dealt with his guests coming to him, from Arab and non-Arab tribes. Because of the importance of this topic, this study included the organizations and traditions of the prophetic hospitality for delegations historically through the texts written by the biography of the Prophet and the translations. The study included several sections, which included the following:
A statement explaining the concept of hospitality and its meaning, the importance of hospitality in Islamic legislation, and how this morality was present in the life of the Prophet before and after the mission. The study shows how the Prophet’s arrangements were in hosting the coming delegations to announce their conversion to Islam, and the most prominent traditions in which the Prophet dealt with these guests.

Keywords

Biography of the Prophet - Islamic Etiquette - Medina of the Prophet - Dar Ramla - the Messenger.

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