It is narrated from Hazrat Ubaid bin Umair that he says: On the Day of Resurrection, Hazrat Ibrahim (peace be upon him) will be told, "Enter Paradise through whichever of its gates you wish." The narrator says: Hazrat Ibrahim will say, "O my Lord! What about my father?" It will be said to Hazrat Ibrahim, "He is not among your companions." But when Hazrat Ibrahim insists on asking, he will be told, "Look at your father." The narrator says: When he looks, he will see that he has been turned into a badger. Upon this, Hazrat Ibrahim will say, "I have no need of him." Then his heart will become indifferent towards him. And Hazrat Ibrahim will be taken towards Paradise, and his father will be taken towards Hell.

It is narrated from Hazrat Ubaid bin Umair that he says: On the Day of Resurrection, the poor emigrants will come in such a state that their spears and their swords will be dripping with blood. The narrator says: It will be said to them, "Remain in this state until you are called to account." The narrator says: They will submit, "Have You given us anything for which You will take account from us?" The narrator says: Then it will be seen in this matter that they will have only those vessels in which they kept provisions for the journey during migration. The narrator says: Thus, these people will enter Paradise five hundred years before the rest of the people.

It is narrated from Hazrat Ubaid bin Umair regarding {إِنَّہُ کَانَ لِلأَوَّابِینَ غَفُورًا }, he says: "Awwab is the person who remembers his sins in solitude and then seeks forgiveness for them."

It is narrated from Hazrat Ubaid bin Umair that he said: When Allah Almighty intended to destroy the People of the Elephant, He sent upon them birds like swallows produced from the sea. Each of these birds carried three stones, white and black. Two stones were in its claws and one stone was in its beak. He, may Allah have mercy on him, said: Then these birds came until they formed ranks over the heads of the People of the Elephant, then they shrieked and dropped the stones from their beaks and claws. Whichever stone struck a man's head, it would come out from his backside, and whichever part of the body it struck, it would come out from the other side. The narrator says: And Allah Almighty sent a severe wind which struck the stones, increasing their intensity, so all those people were destroyed.