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139. It was narrated that 'Abdullâh said: "The Messenger of Allâh ﷺ said to me: 'The sign that you have been permitted to come in is that you raise the curtain and that you hear me speaking quietly, until I forbid you.' (i.e. unless I forbid you)." (Sahih)
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'Abdullâh bin Mas'ud ﷺ would most of the time keep himself in attendance with the Prophet ﷺ, and was often called for various errands. That is why the rules of entry had been relaxed for him. Even slaves and slave girls have been exempted in the Noble Qur'ân from seeking permission before entry, except on three occasions in the day and night. (24:58)
(11/11) The Virtues Of 'Abbâs bin 'Abdul-Muttalib ﷺ
His full name is 'Abbâs bin 'Abdul-Muttalib bin Hâshim bin 'Abd Manâf bin Qusai bin Kilâb bin Murrah; nicknamed Abul-Fadl. He is Prophet's uncle. His mother Natilah, bint Janâb bin Kulaib was the first woman to clothe the Sacred House in silk. Abbâs ﷺ was two years older than the Prophet ﷺ, and was the chief of the tribe of Quraish in the pre-Islamic era, and performed the voluntary duty of providing water to the pilgrims. He lost his eyesight in old age. He died in Al-Madinah on Friday the 12th of Ramadân, at the age of 88, two years before the martyrdom of 'Uthmân ﷺ.