participate in home chores; he used to mend his shoes, patch his clothes, milk his goats. He used to tell his servant to eat with him. He did not feel embarrassed to carry his goods from the market to his house. He used to shake hand with everybody, rich or poor. He was always the first to offer greetings. He used to accept invitations even for a common thing as dates; he never considered to be insignificant, he was very sympathetic, kind and benevolent. The way he lived his life was clean and tidy. He always met people cheerfully; he seemed to be always smiling and never laughed loudly. He was always apprehensive because of his fear of God but that never made him harsh or dry. He was humble but did not display weakness. He was very generous but did not like to spend on unnecessary things. He always treated Muslims with gentleness. He was not in the habit of over-eating and never stretched his hand with greed; he was always patient and content with whatever he could get.