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A Visitor looking around the House
‘Abdullâh b. Mas’ûd – Allah be pleased with him – went to visit someone who was ill, and a group of people went with him. In the house (where they were visiting) was a woman. One of the visitors, a man, started to look at the woman. ‘Abdullâh [Ibn Mas’ûd] said to him, “If your eye had been gouged out (or popped out] it would have been better for you.”
Al-Bukhârî, Al-Adab Al-Mufrad. See Shaykh Al-Albânî’s Sahîh Al-Adab Al-Mufrad Vol.1 p212.
More:
- From the Etiquette of a Son with his Father
- The person who has a need should come to the one he needs [Etiquette]
- Going out to Spread Greetings
- Hospitality and Sharing: How the Salaf Lived
- Sleeping during the day [best and worst times]
- Supplicating for an Unbeliever
- The Recommendation for Men to Smell Pleasant [wearing perfume]
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