Hazrat Khallaf bin Khalifah narrates from his father Hazrat Khalifah that he said: I was informed that when Hajjaj intended to kill Hazrat Abdullah bin Zubair, he took him towards Mina and hanged him near the pass in the valley. Then he saw Hazrat Ibn Umar (may Allah be pleased with them both) who came riding on his mule. He was bringing it close to the trunk, but it was shying away. He said to his servant: Woe to you, hold its reins and bring it closer. The narrator says he brought the mule closer. Hazrat Abdullah bin Umar stopped and was saying: May Allah have mercy on you, you were one who fasted and stood in prayer. That nation has attained success whose evil is you.

It is narrated from Hazrat Hilal bin Yasaf that he said: Hazrat Buraid narrated to me, who brought Mukhtar's head to Hazrat Abdullah bin Zubair. He said: When I placed his head before Ibn Zubair, he said: Ka'b never narrated anything to me except that I saw its confirmation, except for this one thing, because he narrated to me that a man from Thaqif would kill me. I am seeing myself that I have killed him.

It is narrated from Hazrat Munzir: I was with Muhammad bin Hanafiyyah. I saw him turning restlessly on his bed and blowing (sighing). His wife said to him, "What is making you restless? Is it because of your enemy Ibn Zubair?" He replied, "I have no worry about Allah's enemy Ibn Zubair. Rather, I am worried about what will be done tomorrow in Allah's sanctuary (the Haram)." The narrator says: Then he raised his hands towards the sky and said, "O Allah, You know that what You have taught me—surely (he meant Ibn Zubair) will be killed and taken out of the Haram, and his head will be paraded around the cities," or he said, "in the markets."

It is narrated from Hazrat Saeed that he said: Hazrat Abdullah bin Umar came to Hazrat Abdullah bin Zubair and said, "O Ibn Zubair, beware of committing heresy in the Haram. Verily, I heard the Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings be upon him) say that soon a man from among the Quraysh will spread heresy in the Haram. If his sins were weighed against the sins of the jinn and mankind, his would be greater. So see to it that you are not that man."

Ishaq narrates from his father, who said that Hazrat Mus'ab bin Zubair came to Hazrat Abdullah bin Umar while he was performing Sa'i between Safa and Marwah. Hazrat Ibn Umar (may Allah be pleased with them both) asked, "Who are you?" He replied, "Your nephew, Mus'ab bin Zubair." Ibn Umar (may Allah be pleased with them both) asked, "From Iraq?" He replied, "Yes." Mus'ab bin Zubair said, "I have come to ask you about those people who have left obedience, shed blood, and made wealth lawful upon themselves. They were fought against and overpowered. They entered a fort, were besieged in it, then they sought amnesty, were granted safety, and then were killed." Hazrat Ibn Umar (may Allah be pleased with them both) asked, "How many were they?" He replied, "Five thousand." The narrator said that at that time Hazrat Ibn Umar (may Allah be pleased with them both) said, "Subhan Allah," and said, "O Ibn Zubair, may Allah grant you a long life. If a man were to come among Zubair's cattle and slaughter five thousand of them in one morning, would you consider him to have exceeded the limits?" Hazrat Mus'ab replied, "Yes." Hazrat Ibn Umar (may Allah be pleased with them both) said, "You consider it excess in cattle who do not know Allah, and you deem their blood lawful, those who declare the purity of Allah and recite the Kalimah, all in one day?"

It is narrated from Abu Husain that he said: I have not seen anyone who spoke ill of others more than Abdullah bin Zubair.

It is narrated from Hazrat Urwah that the people of Syria used to fight against Hazrat Ibn Zubair and would shout at him, saying, "O son of the possessor of the two belts!" Hazrat Ibn Zubair would recite, "This is a fault, the disgrace of which is evident upon you." Hazrat Asma said, "Do they reproach you for this?" Hazrat Ibn Zubair replied, "Yes." She said, "By Allah, it is the truth."

It is narrated from Hazrat Hisham bin Urwah that Hazrat Ibn Zubair used to attack them until he would drive them out from the doors, and he used to say, "If my opponent is alone, then I am sufficient for him," and he would also recite poetry: "And our wounds do not bleed upon our heels... rather, blood drips upon our feet." (The meaning is that we fight facing the enemy and do not turn our backs and flee.)

It is narrated from Hazrat Abdullah that he said: Adhere to obedience and the congregation, for indeed it is the rope of Allah which Allah has commanded to hold fast to. And indeed, the things you dislike in the congregation are better than those you like in separation. Allah Almighty has not created anything except that He has appointed its end. This religion has certainly been perfected and now it is heading towards decline. And the sign of this decline is that family ties will be severed, unlawful wealth will be taken, blood will be shed, a relative will complain about his close relatives that they give him nothing, a beggar will go around for two Fridays but nothing will be placed in his hand. People will be in this state when suddenly the earth will make a sound like a cow. All the people will think that it is making the sound from their side. While people are in this state, suddenly the earth will bring forth its treasures, that is, gold and silver. After that, there will be no benefit from this gold and silver.

It is narrated from Hazrat Masruq that he said: Hazrat Abdullah looked towards his house and said, "There will be great desolation in it. Those people will surround it and come." He was asked, "Who will those people be?" He replied, "They will come from here and there." While narrating the tradition, Abu Husain pointed with his hand towards the west.