It is narrated from Zayd bin Aslam that when Umar bin al-Khattab (may Allah be pleased with him) fixed the stipends of the people, he fixed two thousand dirhams for Abdullah bin Hanzalah. Hanzalah (may Allah be pleased with him) brought a nephew of his to him, and Umar (may Allah be pleased with him) fixed a lesser amount for him. Hanzalah (may Allah be pleased with him) said: O Commander of the Believers, have you given this Ansari preference over my nephew? He replied: Yes, because on the day of Uhud I saw his father charging about with his sword (in the enemy ranks) with the same fervor with which a camel runs wild (with all its strength). The virtues of Amr bin al-Jamuh bin Zayd: he was the chief of his people and he was lame. He and his son Khallad bin Amr were martyred on the day of Uhud. The two of them had attacked the polytheists together, and when the Muslims scattered, these two stood firm and were martyred. Abu Ayman, the slave of Amr, was also martyred with them.