943/1238 (Hasan al-Isnad) from al-Sa'ib [ هو ابن يزيد] , from Umar who said: "Sometimes men, Quraysh, would sit at the door of Ibn Mas'ud, and when the shade shifted, he would say: 'Stand up(1), for what remains is for the devil,'" and then he would not pass by anyone except that he would make him stand. He said: Then while he was like that, it was said: This is the freedman of Banu al-Hasshas reciting poetry, so he called him and said: How did you say it? He said: "Bid Salayma farewell if you set out as a warrior... Gray hair and Islam are enough to deter a man." He said: "Enough for you, you have spoken the truth, you have spoken the truth."

944/1239 (Hasan al-Isnad) And in a narration from al-Sa'ib ibn Yazid who said: Umar, may Allah be pleased with him, used to pass by us at midday—or close to it—and say: "Get up and take a nap, for what remains is for the devil."

945/1240 (Sahih) From Anas who said: "They would pray together, then take a midday nap."

946/1241 (authentic chain) from Anas: The people of Medina had no drink—when wine was forbidden—more pleasing to them than dates and unripe dates; for I used to serve the companions of the Messenger of Allah, peace be upon him, while they were with Abu Talha. A man passed by and said: "Wine has been forbidden." They did not say: When? Or: Let us consider. They said: O Anas! Pour it out. Then they said at Umm Sulaym's: Cool yourselves and bathe. Then Umm Sulaym perfumed them, then they went to the Prophet, peace be upon him, and found the news as the man had said. Anas said: They never tasted it after that.

947/1242 (authentic chain) from Khawat ibn Jubayr who said: "Sleeping at the beginning of the day is foolishness(3), in the middle is nature(4), and at the end is stupidity."

948/1234 (Sahih al-Isnad) From Maymun ibn Mihran who said: I asked Nafi‘: Did Ibn ‘Umar used to invite people for a banquet? He said: But once a camel of his was injured, so we slaughtered it, then he said: "Gather for me the people of Madinah(1)!" Nafi‘ said: So I said: O Abu ‘Abd al-Rahman! For what reason? We have no bread. He said: "O Allah, to You is all praise, this is ‘iraq(2), and this is broth, or he said: broth and some pieces(3), so whoever wishes may eat, and whoever wishes may leave."

949/1244 From Abu Huraira that the Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him, said: "Ibrahim, peace be upon him, was circumcised at the age of eighty years, and he circumcised himself with an adze." Abu Abdullah said: He means a place.

950/1247 (Hasan) from Umm Alqama: "The daughters of the brother of Aisha were circumcised, so it was said to Aisha: Shall we not call for them someone to entertain them? She said: Yes, so she sent for 'Adi(1) and he came to them. Aisha passed by in the house and saw him singing and moving his head in delight—and he had much hair—so she said: Uff, a devil! Take him out, take him out."

951/1250 (Authentic chain, mawquf and maqtu‘, and authentically attributed to him as marfu‘) from Abu Huraira who said: "Ibrahim, peace be upon him, was circumcised when he was one hundred and twenty years old, then lived after that for eighty years. Sa‘id [بن المسيب] said: 'Ibrahim was the first to be circumcised, the first to host guests, the first to trim the mustache, the first to cut the nails, and the first to have gray hair. He said: O Lord! What is this? He said: Dignity. He said: O Lord, increase me in dignity.'"

952/1251 (Authentic chain, mawquf and mursal) from Al-Hasan [هو البصري] who said: "Are you not amazed at this? – meaning: Malik ibn Al-Mundhir – he went to some elders from the people of (Kaskar) who had accepted Islam, so he examined them and ordered that they be circumcised, and it was winter, and I was informed that some of them died. Indeed, the Roman and the Abyssinian accepted Islam with the Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him, and nothing was examined about them." (1).