883/1152 (Sahih) From Abu Huraira: The Prophet, peace be upon him, went out with a group [النهار] he did not speak to me and I did not speak to him, until he came to the market of Banu Qaynuqa‘, and he sat in the courtyard of Fatima’s house; he said: "Is Luk‘a there? Is Luk‘a there?" (3) She kept him back for a while, and I thought she was putting a necklace on him or washing him, then he came running until he embraced him and kissed him, and said: "O Allah, love him, and love those who love him."

884/1153 (Sahih) From Ibn Umar who said: "The Prophet, peace be upon him, forbade that a man should make another stand up from his seat and then sit in it himself." And whenever Ibn Umar was offered a seat by someone who stood up for him, he would not sit in it.

885/1154 (authentic chain) from Anas: "I served the Messenger of Allah, peace be upon him, one day, until when I saw that I had finished serving him, I said: The Prophet, peace be upon him, is taking a nap. So I left from him, and there were some boys playing, so I stood watching them and their play. The Prophet, peace be upon him, came and reached them, greeted them with salam, then called me and sent me on an errand. He stayed in the shade until I came to him. I was late returning to my mother, so she said: What kept you? I said: The Prophet, peace be upon him, sent me on an errand. She said: What is it? I said: It is a secret of the Prophet, peace be upon him. She said: Keep the secret of the Messenger of Allah, peace be upon him. So I never told anyone about that errand, and if I were to tell anyone, I would have told you."

886/1155 (Hasan li-ghayrihi) from Sa'id ibn al-Musayyib; that he heard Abu Huraira describing the Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him: "He was of medium stature(1), tending towards tallness, intensely white-skinned, with black beard hair, beautiful teeth(2), with long eyelashes(3), broad between the shoulders, with a wide forehead(4), he would place his entire foot on the ground, having no arch, he would approach entirely and depart entirely, I have not seen anyone like him before or after."

887/1159 (Sahih) From Ibn Abbas, from the Prophet, peace be upon him, who said: "Whoever creates an image(1) will be tasked to breathe life into it and will be punished, but he will not be able to breathe life into it. And whoever claims to have seen a dream(4) will be tasked to tie two grains of barley together and will be punished, but he will not be able to tie them together. And whoever listens to the conversation of a people [وهم] who try to avoid him, molten lead will be poured into his ears."(5)

888/1161 (Authentic chain) From Abu Al-‘Aliyah who said: "I sat with Ibn Abbas on a bed." And in a narration from Abu Jamrah, he said: I used to sit with Ibn Abbas, and he would seat me on his bed, and he said to me: "Stay with me until I assign for you a share from my wealth." So I stayed with him for two months.

889/1162 (Hasan al-Isnad) from Khalid ibn Dinar Abu Khulda who said: I heard Anas ibn Malik—while he was with al-Hakam, the governor in Basra, on the couch—say: The Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, when it was hot, would delay the prayer, and when it was cold, he would hasten the prayer.

890/1163 (Hasan Sahih) From Anas ibn Malik who said: I entered upon the Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, while he was on a bed woven with strips, with a pillow of leather stuffed with palm fibers under his head. Between his skin and the bed was a cloth. Umar entered upon him and wept. The Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, said to him: "What makes you weep, O Umar?" He said: By Allah, O Messenger of Allah, I do not weep except knowing that you are more honored by Allah than Kisra and Caesar, yet they indulge in what they indulge of the world, and you, O Messenger of Allah, are in the state that I see! The Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, said: "Are you not pleased, O Umar, that for them is the world, and for us is the Hereafter?" I said: Yes, O Messenger of Allah. He said: "It is so."

891/1164 (Sahih) From Abu Rifa’ah al-‘Adawi who said: I reached the Prophet, peace be upon him, while he was delivering a sermon, so I said: O Messenger of Allah! A stranger has come to ask about his religion, he does not know what his religion is. So he turned to me and left his sermon. A chair was brought to him, I thought its legs were made of iron — Humayd said: I think it was black wood, he thought it was iron — so he sat on it, and began teaching me from what Allah had taught him, then he completed his sermon; that was the last of it(1).

892/1165m (Hasan al-Isnad) from Imran ibn Muslim who said: "I saw Anas sitting on a bed, placing one of his legs over the other."