Nasr ibn Hajjaj
Naṣr ibn al-Ḥajjaj ibn Alāṭ al-Sulāmī was one of the companions of the Islamic prophet Muhammad. According to most narrations, he was said to be extremely handsome that everyone was mesmerized by his beauty, which results in him being expelled from Medina by Umar.
Early life
Nasr's father, a man named al-Ḥajjaj ibn Alāṭ, died when he was an adolescent, forcing him to take on the role of provider for his mother and younger siblings.Exile from Medina
One night when Umar was patrolling the streets of Medina, he heard a married woman chanting verses of poetry in which she was saying: “Is there a way to get some wine to drink, and is there a way to be with Nasr ibn Hajjaj?”, referring to Nasr's beauty. Umar summoned Nasr to his court and when he arrived, Umar became convinced that this was the young man the married woman had spoken about. Umar ordered him shave his head to save the woman from the temptation of his beauty. Nasr followed the orders, but it only made him better-looking. Umar issued another order for him to wear a turban, which, again, had no effect. Because of that, Umar ordered Nasr to leave the city and go to Basra, to prevent him from tempting any women in the city.Following his exile to Basra, Nasr had sent word to Umar asking him for permission to return to his homeland, and stated that he had done nothing wrong. However, ‘Umar refused to give him permission and said: "Not so long as I am alive".