It is narrated from Hazrat Abu Juhaifa that he says Hazrat Abdullah said: The purity of the world has departed and its impurity remains, therefore death is a gift for every Muslim.

It is narrated from Hazrat Abdullah: The world is like the slope of a mountain; its purity has departed and its impurity remains.

It is narrated from Hazrat Ibn Masood that he said: It is sufficient for a man's knowledge that he fears Allah, and it is sufficient for a man's ignorance that he is pleased with his own deeds.

It is narrated from Abdullah, he says: Whoever intends the Hereafter suffers loss in this world, and whoever intends the world suffers loss in the Hereafter. O people! Bear the loss of the perishable for the sake of the everlasting.

Hazrat Abdullah says: I would like to be a bird, with wings on my shoulders.

Hazrat Abdullah said: I wish I were a tree that would be cut down.

Hazrat Abdullah says: I would prefer that dung bursts from me and I am attributed to it. I am given the name Abdullah bin Rawthah and Allah Almighty forgives me one sin. The narrator Abu Muawiyah says: He (may Allah be pleased with him) said: I like that I come to know that Allah has forgiven me. Then he narrated further similar to the previous hadith.

Hazrat Abdullah says: Whoever among you has the ability that his treasure be in the sky, where neither moth can eat it nor thief can reach it, he should do so. Because a man's heart is with his treasure.

It is narrated from Hazrat Abu Burdah that he says Hazrat Abdullah heard a scream, so he lay down facing the Qiblah.

Al-i Abdullah narrated that Abdullah advised his son Abdur Rahman. He said: I advise you to fear Allah. And your house should be spacious for you, and keep your tongue under control, and weep over your mistakes.