776/1010- (Authentic as mawquf, and authentic as marfu‘) from Abu Huraira; that he said: "Whoever meets his brother, let him greet him with salam; then if a tree or a wall comes between them, and then he meets him again, let him greet him with salam."

777/1011- (Sahih) From Anas ibn Malik: "The companions of the Prophet, peace be upon him, would be walking and a tree would come before them, so a group of them would go to its right and a group to its left, and when they met again, they would greet each other with salam."

778/1012- (Authentic chain of narration) From Thabit Al-Banani: "That Anas, when he would wake up in the morning, would anoint his hand with fragrant oil, for shaking hands with his brothers."

779/1013- (Sahih) From Abdullah ibn Amr: A man said: O Messenger of Allah! Which Islam is best? He said: "You feed food, and you greet with peace those you know and those you do not know."

780/1014- (Sahih) From Abu Huraira: That the Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him, forbade sitting in courtyards and elevated places. The Muslims said: We cannot do without it, we are unable to avoid it. He said: "If so, then give it its due right." They said: "And what is its due right?" He said: "Lowering the gaze, guiding the wayfarer, saying 'Yarhamuk Allah' to the one who sneezes and praises Allah, and returning the greeting."

781/1018- (Authentic chain of narration) From al-Hasan [هو البصري] who said: "There is no sanctity between you and the evildoer."

782/1020- (Hasan) From Ali ibn Abi Talib, may Allah be pleased with him, who said: The Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, passed by a group of people among whom was a man wearing perfume. He looked at them, greeted them with peace, and turned away from the man. The man said, "Did you turn away from me!?" He said: "Between his eyes is a burning coal."(1).

783/1021- From Abdullah ibn Amr ibn al-As ibn Wa'il al-Sahmi: A man came to the Prophet, peace be upon him, with a ring of gold on his hand, so the Prophet, peace be upon him, turned away from him. When the man saw his dislike, he went and threw away the ring, and took a ring of iron and wore it, then came to the Prophet, peace be upon him. He said: "This is worse; this is the adornment of the people of the Fire." So he went back, threw it away, and wore a ring of silver, and the Prophet, peace be upon him, remained silent about it.

784/1023- (Authentic chain of narration) From Ibn Shihab: That Umar ibn Abd al-Aziz asked Abu Bakr ibn Sulayman ibn Abi Hathmah: Why did Abu Bakr write: From Abu Bakr; the Caliph of the Messenger of Allah. Then after him, Umar wrote: From Umar ibn al-Khattab; the Caliph of Abu Bakr. Who was the first to write: Commander of the Believers (Amir al-Mu'minin)? He said: My grandmother al-Shifa’ told me—and she was among the first emigrant women, and Umar ibn al-Khattab, may Allah be pleased with him, whenever he entered the market, he would enter upon her—she said: "Umar ibn al-Khattab wrote to the governor of the two Iraqs: Send me two strong and noble men; I want to ask them about Iraq and its people. So the governor of the two Iraqs sent him Labid ibn Rabi‘ah and ‘Adi ibn Hatim. They arrived in Medina, tied their mounts in the courtyard of the mosque, then entered the mosque and found ‘Amr ibn al-‘As. They said to him: O ‘Amr! Seek permission for us to enter upon the Commander of the Believers; Umar. So ‘Amr jumped up and entered upon Umar. He said: Peace be upon you, O Commander of the Believers! Umar said: What made you use this title, O son of al-‘As? You must explain what you said. He said: Yes, Labid ibn Rabi‘ah and ‘Adi ibn Hatim arrived and said to me: Seek permission for us to enter upon the Commander of the Believers. I said: By Allah, you have named him rightly, for he is the commander, and we are the believers. So from that day, the title was used in correspondence."

785/1024- (Authentic chain of narration) from Ubayd Allah ibn Abdullah(2) who said: Muawiya came for Hajj, his first Hajj while he was Caliph, and Uthman ibn Hunaif al-Ansari entered upon him and said: Peace be upon you, O Amir, and the mercy of Allah. The people of Sham found this strange and said: Who is this hypocrite who shortens the greeting to the Commander of the Believers? Uthman then knelt on his knee and said: O Commander of the Believers! These people have found fault with me for something you know better than they do. By Allah, I greeted Abu Bakr, Umar, and Uthman with this greeting, and none of them found fault with it. Muawiya then said to those from the people of Sham who spoke: "Take it easy; indeed, some of what he says is true, but the people of Sham have been affected by these tribulations. They say: Do not shorten the greeting to our Caliph; and I think, O people of Madinah, that you say to the collector of charity: O Amir."