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This was the favourite type of horse of the Prophet. 1) extremely black 2) small white mark on the top of its head 3) 3 legs which are white at the bottom.That the Prophet (ﷺ) said: "The best horse is the black one with a spot on the face, and white on the upper lip. Then the one with some white on his lower legs, except for the right. So if it is no black, then the Kumait (red one with black on its ears and its mane) with these markings."

The beauty of the wind is in their blood and their form, you can see it when they move.

The Horse

Allah created the horse from the wind. Many prophets (as) have proclaimed the following: When Allah wanted to create the horse, He said to the South Wind: “I want to make a creature out of you. Condense.’* And the wind condensed. Archangel Gabriel immediately appeared and took a handful of that stuff and presented it to Allah. Who made a brown bay or burnt chestnut (kumayt red mixed with black) upon saying: “I call you Horse; I make you Arabian and I give you the chest nut color of the ant; I have hung happiness from the forelock which hangs between your eyes; you shall be the lord of other animals. Men shall follow you wherever you go; you shall be as good for pursuit as for flight; you shall fly without wings; riches shall be on your back and fortune shall come through your mediation." Then He put on the horse the mark of glory and happiness (ghurrah—a white mark in the middle of the forehead.

Letter of the Emir Abd-el-Kader to General E. Daumas General E. Daumas, The Hones of the Sahara)

"By the snorting war steeds, which strike fire with their hoofs as they gallop to the raid at dawn and with a trail of dust split apart a massed army; man is ungrateful to his Lord! To this he himself shall bear witness" ("The Chargers" [100:1-7]).

After the prophet Muhammad (saws) had built a stable full of horses, it says in the Koran that he did not entirely trust them. He decided to test their loyalty by depriving one hundred horses of any water for three days, and when they had been maddened with thirst, he let the horses go to find water. As they stampeded he ordered that the horn of battle be blown. Most of the crazed horses ignored it; there were only five, all mares, who answered the Prophet's call and trotted obediently to his side. These five became the Five Mares of the Prophet, his most loyal mounts, and their foals alone were honored by the name asil, Arabian horses of "pure blood."