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The true Muslim woman is the best neighbour

Reported with a sahih isnad by Tirmidhi, 3/224, Abwab al-birr wa'l-silah, bab ma ja'a fi haqq al-jiwar.
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The status of two who love one another for the sake of Allah ...

and the Prophets and martyrs will wish that they had the same.3 Note: 3. Reported by Tirmidhi, 4/24, Bab ma ja'a fi al-hubb fi-Allah; he said, it is a sahih hasan hadith.
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She is generous and honours her sisters

Islam planted the seeds of love and brotherhood in the souls of its followers, and encouraged them to make friends and exhange invitations and visits.
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She prays for her sisters in their absence

He said: I came to visit them in Damascus, and found Umm al-Darda' in the house, but Abu'l-Darda' was not there. She said, `Do you want to go for Hajj?' I said, `Yes.
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She is gentle and kind towards people

Reported by al-Bazzar; the men of its isnad are rijal al-sahih. See Majma' al-Zawa'id, 8/18, bab ma ja'a fi'l-rifq.
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She helps to alleviate the burden of the debtor

A hasan sahih hadith, narrated by Tirmidhi, 3/590, in Kitab al-buyu', bab ma ja'a fi inzar al-mu'sir.
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She is lighthearted and has a sense of humour

Reported by Ahmad; the men of its isnad are rijal al-sahih. See Majma' al-Zawa'id, 9/368, Bab ma ja'a fi Zahir ibn Hizam.
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She tries to make people happy

a sincerely-meant visit, a charming gift, always keeping in touch, sincere help, comforting consolation - which will open their hearts,
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She honours her guest

Reported by Bukhari in al-Adab al-Mufrad, 2/207, Bab ja'izah al-dayf.. Those who do not like to receive a guest and close their doors to him are not good people,
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She prefers others over herself

Fath al-Bari, 3/143, Kitab al-ja'izah, bab man ista'adda al-kafn and 4/318, Kitab al-buyu', bab al-nissaj.
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