677/877- From Abu Yazid – or: Ma'n ibn Yazid – that the Prophet, peace be upon him, said: "Gather in your mosques, and whenever a group gathers, let them inform me." The first to come to us arrived, sat down, and one of us spoke, then said: "Praise be to Allah, for whom there is no destination for praise except Him, nor any outlet beyond Him." He became angry and stood up, so we blamed each other among ourselves and said: "The first to come to us has left; he went to another mosque and sat there." So we went to him, spoke to him, and he came with us and sat in his seat or near his seat. Then he said: "Praise be to Allah, who places whatever He wills before Him, and whatever He wills behind Him. Indeed, among eloquence there is magic." Then he commanded us and taught us.

678/878- From Aisha: The Prophet, peace be upon him, was unable to sleep one night, so he said: "If only a righteous man from my companions would come to guard me tonight." Then we heard the sound of weapons, so he said: "Who is this?" He said: Sa'd, O Messenger of Allah! I have come to guard you. So the Prophet, peace be upon him, slept until we heard his snoring.

679/879 From Anas ibn Malik who said: There was a panic in Medina, so the Prophet, peace be upon him, borrowed a horse belonging to Abu Talha — called Al-Mandub — and rode it. When he returned, he said: "We saw nothing (to fear), and indeed we found it (the horse) to be like a sea."

680/880 From Nafi‘ who said: "Ibn Umar used to strike his son for grammatical mistakes."

681/882 From Aisha, the wife of the Prophet, peace be upon him: Some people asked the Prophet, peace be upon him, about the soothsayers. He said to them: "They are nothing." They said: O Messenger of Allah! But they sometimes tell of something that comes true? The Prophet, peace be upon him, said: "That is a word [من الحق] (1) snatched by a devil, who cackles it into the ear of his friend like the cackling of a hen, and they mix with it more than a hundred lies."

682/883 From Anas ibn Malik who said: The Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him, was on a journey, and the camel driver began to chant. The Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, said: "Be gentle, O Anjasha—woe to you—with the glass vessels."

683/884 From Umar (as I see it, Abu [the narrator] doubted) (1) that he said: "It is enough falsehood for a person to narrate everything he hears."

684/884m- He said: And as I see, he said: Umar said: "Is there not in equivocation what suffices a Muslim [من] (2) from lying?"

685/886 From Amr ibn al-As who said: "I am amazed at the man who flees from destiny, while he is meeting it! And he sees the speck in his brother's eye, and leaves the log in his own eye! And he brings out the malice from his brother's soul, and leaves the malice in his own soul! And I have never entrusted my secret to anyone and then blamed him for disclosing it, and how can I blame him when I myself could not contain it?"

686/988- From Muhammad ibn al-Hanafiyyah who said: "He is not wise who does not treat with kindness the one whom he cannot avoid associating with; until Allah grants him relief or a way out."