943/1238 (Hasan al-Isnad) from al-Sa'ib [ هو ابن يزيد] , from Umar who said: "Sometimes men, Quraysh, would sit at the door of Ibn Mas'ud, and when the shade shifted, he would say: 'Stand up(1), for what remains is for the devil,'" and then he would not pass by anyone except that he would make him stand. He said: Then while he was like that, it was said: This is the freedman of Banu al-Hasshas reciting poetry, so he called him and said: How did you say it? He said: "Bid Salayma farewell if you set out as a warrior... Gray hair and Islam are enough to deter a man." He said: "Enough for you, you have spoken the truth, you have spoken the truth."

944/1239 (Hasan al-Isnad) And in a narration from al-Sa'ib ibn Yazid who said: Umar, may Allah be pleased with him, used to pass by us at midday—or close to it—and say: "Get up and take a nap, for what remains is for the devil."

945/1240 (Sahih) From Anas who said: "They would pray together, then take a midday nap."

946/1241 (authentic chain) from Anas: The people of Medina had no drink—when wine was forbidden—more pleasing to them than dates and unripe dates; for I used to serve the companions of the Messenger of Allah, peace be upon him, while they were with Abu Talha. A man passed by and said: "Wine has been forbidden." They did not say: When? Or: Let us consider. They said: O Anas! Pour it out. Then they said at Umm Sulaym's: Cool yourselves and bathe. Then Umm Sulaym perfumed them, then they went to the Prophet, peace be upon him, and found the news as the man had said. Anas said: They never tasted it after that.