Al-Adab Al-Mufrad — Hadith #47455

Ali bin Abdullah told us, he said: Al-Mugheerah bin Salamah Abu Hisham Al-Makhzoumi told us, and he was trustworthy, he said: Al-Sa’q bin Hazn told us. He said: Al-Qasim bin Mutayyab told me, on the authority of Al-Hasan Al-Basri, on the authority of Qais bin Asim Al-Saadi, who said: I came to the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace. He, peace and blessings be upon him, said: This is the master of the people of righteousness. So I said: O Messenger of God, what is the wealth for which I do not have to pay any liability from a seeker or from a guest? So he said. The Messenger of God, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him: What good wealth is forty, and the most is sixty, and woe to those who have a hundred, except for the one who gives generous things. And he brought forth abundant benefactors and slaughtered the fat ones, and he ate and fed the contented and the poor. I said: O Messenger of God, how noble are these manners. It is not permissible for me to live in a valley. In which are My many blessings? He said: How do you deal with the gift? I said: I give to the firstborn, and I give to the youngest. He said: How? Is it done in the free-range? He said: I will give the camel away. He said: How is it done in the streets? He said: People go out in the morning with their ropes, and not a man is swayed from the ropes. A camel snatched him, and he held him as long as he wanted, until he drove him back. Then the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, said: Why is it that I love Is it yours or the wealth of your masters? He said: My wealth. He said: Yours is only what you ate and used up, or you gave and spent, and the rest of it. To your master, so I said: No offense, if I return I will reduce its number. When death approached him, he gathered his sons and said: O my sons, take it from me. For you will not take from anyone who is more sincere to you than I am: Do not mourn over me, for the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, was not mourned over him, and I heard the Prophet, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him. God, upon him be peace, forbids wailing, and shroud me in the clothes in which I used to pray, and blacken the elders of you, for if you If you lord it over your elders, your father will still have a caliph among you. And if you lord it over your younger ones, your elders will be indifferent to the people, and they will abstain from you and improve your lives. For there is no need for people to ask for it, and beware of begging, for it is the last thing a person earns, and if you bury me, be unfair to me. My grave, for there was something going on between me and this neighborhood of Bakr bin Wael: Khamashat, so no fool is safe from doing something that would harm you. A flaw in your religion