745/963 (Sahih) From ‘Uti bin Dumrah who said: I saw with my father a man who called himself by the slogans of the Jahiliyyah, so my father told him to bite it – and he did not use a euphemism – so his companions looked at him. He said: It is as if you find this strange?! He said: I do not fear anyone in this matter ever; I heard the Prophet, peace be upon him, say: "Whoever calls himself by the slogans of the Jahiliyyah, tell him to bite it and do not use a euphemism."

746/965 (Sahih) From Abu Musa: He was with the Prophet, peace be upon him, in a garden from the gardens of Medina, and in the hand of the Prophet, peace be upon him, was a stick with which he was striking between the water and the mud—(4) then a man came seeking permission to enter, so the Prophet, peace be upon him, said: "Open for him, and give him glad tidings of Paradise." So I went, and it was Abu Bakr, may Allah be pleased with him, so I opened for him and gave him glad tidings of Paradise. Then another man sought permission to enter, so he said: "Open for him, and give him glad tidings of Paradise." And it was Umar, may Allah be pleased with him, so I opened for him and gave him glad tidings of Paradise. Then another man sought permission to enter—and he was reclining, so he sat up—and said: "Open for him, and give him glad tidings of Paradise after a trial that will befall him, or will occur." So I went, and it was Uthman, so I opened for him and informed him of what he had said. He said: Allah is the One whose help is sought.

747/966 (Sahih al-Isnad) from Salamah ibn Wardān who said: I saw Anas ibn Malik shaking hands with the people, so he asked me: Who are you? I said: A freed slave of Banu Layth. So he wiped over my head three times and said: "May Allah bless you."

748/967 (Authentic chain, Mawquf) From Anas ibn Malik who said: When the people of Yemen came, the Prophet, peace be upon him, said: "The people of Yemen have arrived, and they are more tender-hearted than you." They were the first to introduce handshaking.

749/968 (Authentic chain, Mawquf) from Al-Bara’ ibn ‘Azib who said: "Part of the completeness of greeting is that you shake hands with your brother."

750/970- (Hasan) From Jabir ibn Abdullah: That a report reached him from a man among the companions of the Prophet, peace be upon him, so I bought a camel and traveled for a month until I reached al-Sham. There was Abdullah ibn Unais, so I sent word to him that Jabir is at the door. The messenger returned and said: Jabir ibn Abdullah? I said yes. He came out and embraced me. I said: A hadith has reached me that I have not heard; I feared that I might die or you might die. He said: I heard the Prophet, peace be upon him, say: "Allah will gather the servants—or the people—bare, uncircumcised, and buhma." I said: What is buhma? He said: "They have nothing with them. Then He will call them with a voice that will be heard by those far away—I think he said: just as it is heard by those near: I am the King. It is not fitting for anyone from the people of Paradise to enter Paradise while someone from the people of the Fire seeks from him a wrong." And it is not fitting for anyone from the people of the Fire to enter the Fire while someone from the people of Paradise seeks from him a wrong." I said: How? When we come to Allah bare and buhma? He said: "With good deeds and bad deeds."

I said: He attributed in it the first part of the hadith of Aisha mentioned earlier under number (729/947).