Al-Adab Al-Mufrad — Hadith #46747

Muhammad ibn Abbad narrated to us, saying: Hatim ibn Ismail narrated to us, on the authority of Yaqoub ibn Mujahid Abi Hazra, on the authority of Ubadah ibn al-Walid ibn Ubadah ibn al-Samit said: My father and I went out seeking knowledge in this neighborhood of the Ansar, before they were destroyed, and he was the first one we met. Abu Al-Yusr was the companion of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, and with him was a servant of his. Abu Al-Yusr wore a cloak and a cloak, and his servant wore a cloak and a cloak. So I said to him: O my uncle, if you took the cloak of your servant and gave him your cloak, or took his cloak and gave him your cloak, it would be You have a burden or a burden on him, so he wiped my head and said: Oh God, bless him, my nephew. These eyes of mine have seen and these ears of mine have heard. My heart was aware of it and pointed to the corners of his heart. The Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, said: Feed them from what you eat, and clothe them from what you clothe. It was easier for me to give him some of the worldly goods than for him to take from my good deeds on the Day of Resurrection.