It is narrated from Hazrat Shurayh that Hazrat Khalid bin Walid used to drink tila in the land of Syria.

It is narrated from Hazrat Yahya bin Ubaid Abi Umar, he says that the mention of talā’ was made before Hazrat Ibn Abbas (may Allah be pleased with them), and people also mentioned its cooking. So Hazrat Ibn Abbas (may Allah be pleased with them) said: Indeed, fire neither makes anything lawful nor unlawful, because it was lawful from the very beginning.

Hazrat Hakam narrates about Hazrat Shurayh that he used to drink extremely strong talā (a type of beverage).

Hazrat Ali (may Allah be pleased with him) bin Bazimah narrates about Hazrat Abu Ubaidah that in the presence of Marwan, he used to drink such a potion that his cheeks would become red.

Hazrat A'mash narrates regarding Ibrahim that he used to buy talā’ even from those people who did not know who had prepared it, and then he would also consume it.

Hazrat Suddi narrates from an old man of the Hadramites that he said: Hazrat Ali (may Allah be pleased with him) distributed talā’, and he also sent a pot to me. So we used to eat it with bread in the same way as we eat chutney.

It is narrated from Hazrat Musa bin Abdullah bin Yazid Ansari, he says that Hazrat Abdur Rahman bin Bishr Ansari had a waterskin in which food was prepared for him. So he invited some people from among his friends, they ate food at (the house of) Hazrat Abdur Rahman. Then a drink of talaa was brought to those guests, and among those guests were some of the people of Badr. They asked, "What is this?" The people replied, "This is a drink which Ibn Bishr prepares for himself." Upon this, the people of Badr said, "Abdur Rahman bin Bishr is such a person whose drink cannot be refused." So those people of Badr also drank the drink.

Hazrat Abu Abdur Rahman narrates about Hazrat Ali (may Allah be pleased with him), he says that Hazrat Ali (may Allah be pleased with him) used to give us ointment as a stipend. (The narrator says) I asked Abu Abdur Rahman, "What was the form of this ointment?" Abu Abdur Rahman replied, "It was black in color, which any one of us would take with his finger."

Hazrat Abdul Malik bin Umair narrated regarding Abu Al-Hayyaj that Hajjaj summoned him and said, "Show me the letter that Umar wrote to Ammar about Talaa." So Abu Al-Hayyaj left in a state of sadness, and during this time, Abu Al-Hayyaj met Hazrat Sha'bi, who asked Abu Al-Hayyaj the reason for his sadness. Thus, he told Sha'bi everything that Hajjaj had said to him. Upon this, Hazrat Sha'bi said to Abu Al-Hayyaj, "Bring a pen, inkpot, and paper. By Allah! I have heard this letter from your father only once." So Hazrat Sha'bi dictated to Abu Al-Hayyaj: "In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. From Allah's servant, the Commander of the Faithful, Umar, to Ammar bin Yasir. To proceed: A drink was brought to me from the direction of Syria, so I inquired about how it is made. People informed me that they cook it until two-thirds of it evaporates and one-third remains. Then, when this process is done to it, its harm and corruption are removed, its intoxicating effect dissipates, its unlawful part goes away, and its lawful part remains." Hazrat Abdullah says... "In my opinion, you also said: 'And its best part remains.' ... So when this letter of mine reaches you, command the people of your region to expand their drinks with this beverage. And peace."

Hazrat Ibn Fudayl narrates from his father that Hazrat Umar bin Abdul Aziz disliked the use of half-burnt talā’ (ointment) and he had sent people to several cities to prohibit the residents from using it.