The modesty of the Khatam al-Anbiya ﷺ

Haya (modesty/shyness) is a delicacy that appears on a person's face when they see an undesirable act that is better left undone. 'Chashm Poshi' (overlooking/turning away the gaze) is a quality when a person sees something that they consider bad according to their nature and then turns away from it. In this too, the Beloved Prophet ﷺ was the most modest among people and the greatest in 'ghad-e-basar' (lowering/averting the gaze). It is narrated from Sayyiduna Abu Saeed Khudri رضي الله عنه that the Messenger of Allah ﷺ was more modest than a veiled virgin girl. When he ﷺ disliked something, we would recognize it from his blessed radiant face. The Noble Prophet's ﷺ face was delicate, his outer appearance was refined, and due to his modesty, he would not speak directly (face-to-face) about what he considered undesirable. This was his noble nature. It is narrated from Umm al-Mu'minin Sayyidatuna Aisha رضي الله عنها that when the Noble Prophet ﷺ received any unpleasant news from someone, he would not say, 'What is the condition of so-and-so?' Rather, he would say, 'What does such-and-such people do?' or 'What do such-and-such people say?' In this way, he would advise them to refrain from such actions without mentioning the name of the person involved.