Musnad Ahmad — Hadith #44872

Abdul Rahman narrated to us, Sufyan narrated to us, on the authority of his father, on the authority of Abaya bin Rifa’ah, he said, Omar, may God be pleased with him, reported that Sa’d had built The palace said, “The sound had stopped,” so Muhammad ibn Maslamah sent to him. When he arrived, he took out his spear, put out his fire, and bought firewood for a dirham. And it was said to Saad that a man did such-and-such, and that person, Muhammad bin Maslamah, said, so he went out to him, and he swore by God what he said, and he said, “We will pay for you what he said.” You say that, and we will do what we are commanded to do. So he burned the door, then he approached and offered to provide him with food, but he refused, so he went out and came to Omar Radhi. God bless him, so he migrated to him, and his going and coming back took nineteen days, so he said, “If it were not for the good opinion of you, we would see that you did not spare us.” He said, “Yes.” He sent to say hello and apologize and swear to God. He did not say what he said. He said, “Did he provide you with anything?” He said, “No.” He said, “What prevented you from providing it to me?” He said, “I hate to give you orders so that it will be cold for you and I will be hot, and around me the people of Medina have been killed by hunger, and I heard the Messenger of God.” May God’s prayers and peace be upon him, he says: A man is not satisfied without his neighbor.