‏السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته

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جزاك اللهُ خيراً

Who had a better adab shamsi or The Messenger of Allah ﷺ? Who was more kinder?

Obviously the answer is our beloved Prophet ﷺ, but still the jews at his time were hostile towards him and betrayed him.

But today when the jews are in a war with muslims they call madkhalis their friends.

This should be a final indicator of this persons and his followers ḓalala.

"And actually those were the best days of my prison stay, in the company of my father. It was approximately maybe the last three to four months of the nine months that we stayed in that particular solitary prison. The point is that even before this situation and until today, my father takes matters with a smile. I saw my father patient and content and I never saw him disgruntled.* Allahumma Barik Lahu, may Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala grant him a longer life full of deeds. That cell is smaller than your twin size mattress, it has an upper and lower bunk. I got the upper bunk and my father the lower bunk. By the way, the size of the walking area is smaller than your prayer carpet. The walking space is smaller than your prayer carpet size, and then there is a toilet behind you.

Laying in the upper bunk, I would watch my father in Salah, reciting Qur’an and smiling. He used to love to read out loud and all the inmates would love to listen to him read Surat al-Kahf every single night. He would be smiling and advising other inmates who shout to seek advice from him.

And at times he would stand at the bars and give a Khutbah, because there is bars and they can hear you if your voice is loud. He would give a Khutbah and advise both the Muslim and non-Muslim inmates.

In that solitary, many embraced Islam, Alhamdulillahi Rabbil-‘Aalameen.*"

- Shaykh Ahmad Musa Jibril حفظه الله in Sharh Al-Usul Ath-Thalatha pg. 246-247