658/852 From Sahl ibn Sa'd: The most beloved of names to Ali, may Allah be pleased with him, was Abu Turab, and he used to rejoice when he was called by it. No one named him "Abu Turab" except the Prophet, peace be upon him; he (Ali) had made Fatima angry, so he went out and lay down by the wall in the mosque. The Prophet, peace be upon him, came looking for him and was told: "He is lying by the wall." The Prophet, peace be upon him, came to him and found that his back was covered with dust, so the Prophet, peace be upon him, began to wipe the dust off his back and said: "Sit up, Abu Turab!"

659/853 From Anas who said: While the Prophet, peace be upon him, was in some of our palm groves—a grove belonging to Abu Talha—he went out to relieve himself, and Bilal was walking [وراءه، يكرم النبي صلى الله عليه وسلم أن يمشي] (1) beside him. The Prophet, peace be upon him, passed by a grave and stood, until Bilal caught up with him. He said: "Woe to you, O Bilal! Do you hear what I hear?" He said: "I do not hear anything." He said: "The occupant of this grave is being punished." And they found a Jew(3).

660/854 From Qais [ وهو ابن أبي حازم ] who said: I heard Muawiya say to his younger brother, "Let the boy ride behind you," but he refused. So Muawiya said to him, "What a bad way you have been taught." Qais said: Then I heard Abu Sufyan say, "Leave your brother alone."

661/855 From Amr ibn al-As: "If companions become many, creditors become many." I said to Musa: And what are creditors? He said: Rights.

662/857 From Mutarrif who said: I accompanied Imran ibn Husayn from Kufa to Basra, and there was hardly a place where he stayed except that he would recite poetry to me, and he said: "Indeed, in ambiguous speech there is an alternative to lying."

663/858 From Ubayy ibn Ka'b; that the Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him, said: "Indeed, among poetry there is wisdom."

664/859 From Al-Aswad ibn Sari’, [ قال: كنت شاعراً، فأتيت النبي صلى الله عليه وسلم فـ/861] I said: O Messenger of Allah! I have praised my Lord, the Mighty and Majestic, with words of praise. He said: "Indeed, your Lord loves praise," and he did not add anything to that.

665/860 From Abu Huraira who said: The Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him, said: "For a man's belly to be filled with pus [حتى] (1) that harms him (2), is better than for it to be filled with poetry."

666/862 From Aisha, may Allah be pleased with her, who said: Hassan ibn Thabit sought permission from the Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him, to satirize the polytheists. The Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him, said: "But what about my lineage?" He said: "I will extract you from them as a hair is extracted from dough."

667/863 From Urwah who said: I went to insult Hassan in the presence of Aisha, and she said: Do not insult him; for he "used to defend (3) the Messenger of Allah, peace be upon him."