Hazrat Abu Thamir narrates that probably a woman claimed that Allah Almighty will not punish her because she had never stolen, nor ever committed adultery, nor ever killed her children, nor ever made any accusation from herself. Then she saw in a dream that it was being said to her, "Get up and make your abode in Hell, O you who make little into much and much into little, O you who secretly consume the flesh of your poor neighbor." So she pleaded, "O my Lord, rather I repent, I repent."

Hazrat Thabit narrates that Abu Thamir saw in a dream that destruction awaits those women on the Day of Judgment who make themselves appear fat despite having weak bones.

It is narrated from Hazrat Thabit that Abu Thamir was a devout worshipper. One day, before performing the Isha prayer, he fell asleep. Then two angels came to him, or two men came to him in a dream, and one of them sat by his head and the other by his feet. Then the one at his head said to the one at his feet: "Praying before sleeping pleases the Most Merciful and angers Satan." And the one at his feet said to the one at his head: "Sleeping before prayer pleases Satan and angers the Most Merciful."

Hazrat Sila bin Ashyam (may Allah have mercy on him) says: I do not know which of these two days brings me more happiness. One is the day when I begin my day with the remembrance of Allah, and the other is the day when I go out for some need of mine and I am confronted with the remembrance of Allah.

Hazrat Abu Rafi’ah (may Allah have mercy on him) says that since the time the Messenger of Allah (peace be upon him) taught me Surah Al-Baqarah, I have never forgotten this Surah, and whatever I have found in the entire Qur’an is also mentioned in this Surah. And I have never felt any back pain due to standing in prayer at night.

Hazrat Sillah narrates that I saw in a dream that Hazrat Abu Rifa’ah was riding a swift she-camel and I was on a heavy camel. I was following behind him. He was carrying me along, swaying me. The interpretation of this dream was given that I would follow Abu Rifa’ah and endure hardship in it.

Hazrat Humaid bin Hilal narrates that Hazrat Abu Rifa’ah used to heat water for his companions during travel, while he himself performed ablution with cold water. Then he would say, "You feel it, and I will feel it."

Hazrat Mutarrif (may Allah have mercy on him) says that if there were any pure and clean-hearted person in this Ummah, it would be Maz‘ur.

Hazrat Mutarrif, may Allah have mercy on him, said that I consider myself and Maz‘ur as one person. Then he said that whoever likes to see two people of Paradise should look at these two. Maz‘ur heard this, and I saw signs of displeasure on his face. So he said, "O Allah, You know us and he does not know us."