jinn", 55:58 "as elegant as rubies and coral", 55:72 "bright-eyed damsels in sheltered in pavilions", 55:74 "untouched by any man", "reclining on green cushions and beautiful carpets", 56:8 "the people of the right, how ˹blessed˺ will they be" 56:22 and they will have "houris maidens with intensely black eyes set against the whiteness of their irises", 56:35 "created without the process of birth", 78:31–33 and as "splendid companions", 44:54 "Thus. And We will marry them to fair women with large, [beautiful] eyes". It is thought that the four verses specifically mentioning Houri were all "probably" revealed at "the end of the first Meccan period". Hadith description Details of descriptions of houri (or ḥūr), in hadith collections differ, but one summary (by Smith & Haddad) states: <blockquote>they are generally said to be composed of saffron from the feet to the knees, musk from the knees to the breast, amber from the breast to the neck, and camphor from the neck to the head.<ref>Kitāb aḥwāl al-qiyāma, p. 111. References to the general description of the ḥūr are abundant in the collections of traditions; see, for example, the summary and numerous citations of Ṣoubḥi El-Ṣaleḥ, La Vie Future selon le Coran. Paris: Librarie Philosophique J. Vrin, 1971, p.25. quoted in Smith & Haddad, Islamic Understanding, 1981: p.164</ref> Working often with multiples of seven, the traditionalists have described them as wearing seventy to 70,000 gowns, through which even the marrow of their bones can be seen because of the fineness of their flesh, reclining on seventy couches of red hyacinth encrusted with rubies and jewels, and the like. The ḥūr do not sleep, do not get pregnant, do not menstruate, spit, or blow their noses, and are never sick. References to the increased sexual process of those male believers for whose pleasure the ḥūr are intended' are numerous; the reports make it clear that the ḥūr are created specifically as a reward for males of the Muslim community who have been faithful to God.</blockquote> In hadith, Houris have been described as "transparent to the marrow of their bones", "eternally young", "hairless except the eyebrows and the head", "pure" and "beautiful". Sunni hadith scholars also relate a number of sayings of the Islamic Prophet Muhammad in which the houris are mentioned. A narration related by Bukhari states that Another, reported by Muslim ibn al-Hajjaj Nishapuri, relates that Al-Tirmidhi reports According to a report transmitted by