Hazrat Zaid bin Suhan narrates about Hazrat Salman that he performed two rak'ahs before Fajr. The narrator says, I asked him, and he replied: If you protect your soul while awake, it will protect you while asleep.

It is narrated from Hazrat Salman that he said: On the Day of Judgment, the person with the most sins will be the one who spoke the most in disobedience to Allah.

It is narrated from Hazrat ‘Ubada bin Nasi that he said: Hazrat Salman had a tent made of a cloak.

It is narrated from Hazrat Ibn Buraidah that Hazrat Salman used to prepare food from his own earnings. Then he would invite the lepers and eat food with them.

It is narrated from Hazrat Nu’man bin Humaid that he says: I went with my maternal uncle ‘Abbad to Hazrat Salman. When Hazrat Salman saw them, he shook hands with them. His hair was very long and he was weaving a mat. Hazrat Salman said: This thing is bought for me for one dirham. I weave it and sell it for three dirhams. Then I give one dirham in charity, spend one dirham on this work, and spend one dirham on my needs. And even if Hazrat Umar forbids me from this, I will not stop.

It is narrated from Hazrat Jarir that he says: We stopped at the place of Safah, and there we saw a man sleeping in the shade of a tree. The sun was about to reach him. He says: I said to the servant, "Take this leather and shade this man." The narrator says: So he shaded him. Then, when that man woke up, he was Hazrat Salman. The narrator says: I went to him and greeted him with salam. The narrator says: Then Hazrat Salman said, "O Jarir! Adopt humility for the sake of Allah, because whoever adopts humility for the sake of Allah, Allah Almighty will raise him up on the Day of Judgment. O Jarir! Do you know what the darknesses on the Day of Judgment are?" The narrator says: I replied, "I do not know." He (may Allah be pleased with him) said: "People's oppression of each other in the world." Then he (may Allah be pleased with him) took a stick—I did not think he would keep it in his hand—and said: "O Jarir! If you search for a stick like this in Paradise, you will not find it." The narrator says: I asked, "O Abu Abdullah! Where will the date palms and other trees be?" He (may Allah be pleased with him) said: "Their trunks will be of pearls and gold, and there will be fruit on them."

It is narrated from Hazrat Salman that he says: When a servant remembers God in times of prosperity and praises Him in times of hardship, then if any difficulty befalls him and he prays to Allah, the angels say, "This is the familiar voice of a weak servant." Thus, they intercede for him. But if he does not remember God in prosperity and does not praise Him in hardship, then when a difficulty befalls him and he prays to Allah, the angels say, "This is an unfamiliar voice." Thus, they do not intercede for him.

It is narrated from Hazrat Husain bin Uqbah that he says Hazrat Salman said: The knowledge which is not expressed is like a treasure which is not spent.

Hazrat Musa bin Yasar narrates that Hazrat Salman wrote a letter to Hazrat Abu Darda (may Allah be pleased with him): "Under the shade of the Throne will be a just ruler, and that wealthy person who, when giving charity, keeps his right hand hidden from his left hand, and that man whom a beautiful and noble woman invites towards herself and he says, 'I fear the Lord of the worlds,' and that man who grows up in such a way that his health, his youth, and his death are spent in the love of Allah and in deeds that please Him, and that man whose heart remains attached to the mosques due to his love for them, and that man who remembers Allah and, due to the fear of Allah, his eyes overflow with tears. And there will be two men who meet each other, and one of them says to the other, 'I love you for the sake of Allah.' And it was also written in the letter: Knowledge is like springs; thus, Allah benefits whomever He wills through it. And wisdom that is not spoken is like a body without a soul, and knowledge that is not acted upon is like a treasure from which nothing is spent, and the example of a scholar is like that of a man for whom a lamp is lit on the path; thus, people benefit from its light and everyone prays for him."

37393 - And he wrote to him: Knowledge is like springs, and Allah benefits with it whom He wills. The example of wisdom that is not spoken is like a body without a soul, and the example of knowledge that is not acted upon is like a treasure from which nothing is spent. The example of the scholar is like a man who lights a lamp on a road, so people use its light, and everyone prays for him. __QUR_N__ __XREF_N__ __REF_N__