982/1300 (Hasan Sahih) From Abu Huraira who said: The Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him, saw a man chasing a pigeon, and said: "A devil chasing his she-devil."

983/1302 (Hasan al-Isnad) from Zayd ibn Thabit: That Umar ibn al-Khattab came to him one day seeking permission to enter, so he permitted him while his head was in the hand of a slave girl of his who was combing his hair, so he withdrew his head. Umar said: Let her comb your hair. He said: O Commander of the Faithful! If you had sent for me, I would have come to you. Umar said: "The need is mine."

984/1304 (Hasan al-isnad, Maqtu‘an) from Habib ibn Abi Thabit who said: "They used to like that when a man narrated (hadith), he would not turn exclusively to one man, but rather include all of them."

985/1305 (Hasan al-isnad, mawquf) from Ibn Abi al-Hudhayl who said: Abdullah [هو ابن مسعود] visited a man, and with him was a man from his companions. When they entered the house, his companion began to look around, so Abdullah said to him: "By Allah, if your two eyes burst out, it would be better for you."

986/1036 (Authentic chain) From Nafi‘: A group of people from Iraq entered upon Ibn ‘Umar, and they saw on a servant of his a collar of gold. Some of them looked at each other, so he said: "How perceptive you are to evil!"

987/1308 (Sahih) From Abu Huraira, from the Prophet, peace be upon him, who said: "The worst of my nation are the talkative, the boastful, the pompous, and the best of my nation are those with the best character."

I said: He attributed in it the hadith of Abu Huraira mentioned earlier under number (316/409)

988/1310 (Hasan) From Ammar ibn Yasir who said: I heard the Prophet, peace be upon him, say: "Whoever has two faces in this world will have two tongues of fire on the Day of Resurrection." Then a man who was large passed by. He said: "This one is among them."

989/1311 (Sahih) From Aisha: A man sought permission to enter upon the Prophet, peace be upon him, and he said: "Permit him, what a bad brother of his tribe he is." When he entered, he spoke to him gently (and in another narration: he was cheerful with him/338). So I said: O Messenger of Allah! You said what you said, then you spoke gently to him? He said: "O Aisha! The worst of people is the one whom people leave— or abandon— to avoid his foul language." (And in a third narration: "Indeed, Allah does not love the obscene, foul-mouthed one.")(1).

990/1312 (Sahih) From Imran ibn Husayn who said: The Prophet, peace be upon him, said: "Modesty does not bring anything except good." Then Bashir ibn Ka'b said: It is written in wisdom: "Indeed, from modesty comes dignity, indeed, from modesty comes tranquility." So Imran said to him: I narrate to you from the Messenger of Allah, and you narrate to me from your booklet?!