It is narrated from Hazrat Ibn Munabbih that he says Allah Almighty revealed to Hazrat Uzair: O Uzair! Do not swear a false oath by Me, because whoever swears a false oath by Me, I am not pleased with him. O Uzair! Obey your parents, because whoever obeys his parents, I am pleased with him, and when I am pleased, I grant blessings, and when I grant blessings, they reach up to the fourth generation. O Uzair! Do not disobey your parents, because whoever disobeys his parents, I become displeased with him, and when I am displeased, I curse, and when I curse, it reaches up to the fourth generation.

It is narrated from Wahb bin Munabbih. He says that Dawud (David) said: O Lord! Under every hair of Adam's son there is a blessing from You, and above it there is also a blessing. So how will he repay You for Your gifts? The narrator says: Upon this, Allah revealed to Dawud: Surely, I give abundantly and am pleased with little. The gratitude for My blessings is that it should be known that whatever blessing there is, it is from Me.

It is narrated from Hazrat Wahb bin Munabbih that he says: Allah Almighty gave Musa such a light that was fire for others. The narrator says, then Musa called Hazrat Harun and said: Indeed, Allah Almighty has granted me such a light that is fire for others. And Hazrat Musa (peace be upon him) had gifted this to me, and I am gifting it to both of you. The narrator says: Thus, both sons of Hazrat Harun used to offer sacrifices for the Children of Israel. The narrator says: Then both of them introduced something new, so fire descended and burned them. The narrator says: Then it was said to them: O Musa and Harun! Whoever among My obedient servants disobeys Me, I deal with him in this way. So then, how should I deal with those who are disobedient among My disobedient ones?

It is narrated from Hazrat Ibn Munabbih. He says that among the people before you there was a man who worshipped Allah for a long time. Then he asked Allah for a need, and he fasted for sixty weeks for Allah. Every week he ate eleven times. The narrator says: He asked Allah for a need, but Allah did not grant him that need. So he turned to his own self and said, "O self! It is because of you that I am given. If there had been any good in you, your need would have been granted to you. But there is no good in you." The narrator says: At that very moment, an angel descended and said to that man, "O son of Adam! This moment in which you reproached your own self is better than all your previous worship. Indeed, Allah has granted you your need."

It is narrated about Hazrat Ibn Munabbih that he was sitting with Tawus and others like him and the people of that time. They began to discuss among themselves: which command of Allah was the swiftest? Some of them said: the word of Allah "like the twinkling of an eye" (__QUR_N__), and some said: the throne when it was brought to Hazrat Sulaiman (__XREF_N__). Upon this, Hazrat Ibn Munabbih said: The swiftest among the commands of Allah was when Hazrat Yunus was at the edge of the boat, and Allah commanded the fish of the Nile in Egypt (__REF_N__). Ibn Munabbih says: So he fell from the edge of the boat into the belly of the fish.

It is narrated from Hazrat Wahb bin Munabbih that he says: On the day when Musa (peace be upon him) supplicated to his Lord near the tree, he was wearing a woolen cloak, a woolen garment, and a woolen cap.

It is narrated from Hazrat Ibn Awf. He says that Hazrat Ibn Munabbih said: Among the traits of a hypocrite is that he likes praise and dislikes criticism.

In the writing of Hazrat Abu Qalabah, it was stated: The example of the scholars is like that of the stars from which guidance is taken, and like those signs from which the path is found. When these stars become hidden from the people, the people become bewildered, and when they abandon these stars, they go astray.

It is narrated about Hazrat Abu Qilabah that in his supplication he used to say: O Allah! I ask You for good and pure things, and I ask You to enable me to avoid evil deeds, and I ask You for the love of the poor, and that You accept my repentance, and when You intend to test Your servants, then grant me death without subjecting me to tribulation.

It is narrated from Hazrat Abu Qalabah. He says that when Iblis was declared accursed by Allah Almighty, he asked Allah Almighty for respite. So Allah Almighty granted him respite until the Day of Resurrection. Iblis said: By Your honor! I will remain in the belly or heart of the son of Adam as long as there is soul in him. Allah Almighty said: By My honor! As long as there is soul in him, I will not close the door of repentance for him.