Volume 3, Book 47, Number 784:
Narrated ‘Ali:
The Prophet gave me a silken dress as a gift and I wore it. When I saw the signs of anger on his
face, I cut it into pieces and distributed it among my wives.”
Volume 3, Book 47, Number 779:
Narrated Ibn ‘Abbas: That the people sitting with that person will be his co-owners. But this report
is not confirmed by an authentic narration. (Refer to Hadith 778)
Volume 3, Book 47, Number 780:
Narrated Abu Huraira:
The Prophet took a camel of special age from somebody on credit. Its owner came and demanded
it back (harshly). The Prophet said, “No doubt, he who has a right, can demand it.” Then the Prophet
gave him an older camel than his camel and said, “The best amongst you is he who repays his debts
in the most handsome way.”
Volume 3, Book 47, Number 781:
Narrated Ibn ‘Umar:
That he was in the company of the Prophet on a journey, riding a troublesome camel belonging to
‘Umar. The camel used to go ahead of the Prophet, so Ibn ‘Umar’s father would say, “O ‘Abdullah! No
one should go ahead of the Prophet.” The Prophet said to him, “Sell it to me.” ‘Umar said to the Proph –
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et “It is for you.” So, he bought it and said, “O ‘Abdullah! It is for you, and you can do with it what you
like.”
Volume 3, Book 47, Number 776:
Narrated Shal bin Sad:
A drink (of milk and water) was brought to Allah’s Apostle while a boy was sitting on his right side
and old men were sitting on his left side. He asked the boy, “Will you allow me to give it to these
(people)?” The boy said, “No, by Allah, I will not allow anyone to take my right from you.” Then the
Prophet put the bowl in the boy’s hand.
Volume 3, Book 47, Number 777:
Narrated Abu Huraira:
Allah’s Apostle owed a man some debt (and that man demanded it very harshly). The companions
of the Prophet wanted to harm him, but the Prophet said to them, “Leave him, as the creditor has the
right to speak harshly.” He then added, “Buy (a camel) of the same age and give it to him.” They said,
“We cannot get except a camel of an older age than that of his.” He said, “Buy it and give it to him, as
the best amongst you is he who pays back his debt in the most handsome way.’
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Volume 3, Book 47, Number 778:
Narrated Marwan bin Al-Hakam and Al-Miswar bin Makhrama:
When the delegates of the tribe of Hawazin came to the Prophet they requested him to return their
property and their captives. He said to them, “This concerns also other people along with me as you
see, and the best statement to me is the true one, so you may choose one of two alternatives; either
the captives or the property and (I have not distributed the booty for) I have been waiting for you.”
When the Prophet had returned from Ta’if, he waited for them for more than ten nights. When
they came to know that the Prophet would not return except one of the two, they chose their cap –
tives. The Prophet then stood up amongst the Muslims, Glorified and Praised Allah as He deserved,
and then said, “Then after: These brothers of yours have come to you with repentance and I see it
proper to return their captives, so whoever amongst you likes to do that as a favor, then he can do it,
and whoever of you wants to stick to his share till we pay him from the very first Fai (i.e. war booty)
which Allah will give us, then he can do so.” The people said, “We return (the captives) to them will –
ingly as a favor, O Allah’s Apostle!” The Prophet said, “I do not know who of you has given his con –
sent and who has not; so go back and your leaders may present your decision to me.” The people
went away, and their leaders discussed the matter with them, and then came to the Prophet to tell
him that all of them had given their consent (to return the captives) willingly. (Az-Zuhn, the sub-
narrator said, “This is what we know about the captives, of Hawazin.”)
Volume 3, Book 47, Number 775:
Narrated Jabir bin ‘Abdullah:
I sold a camel to the Prophet on one of the journeys. When we reached Medina, he ordered me to
go to the Mosque and offer two Rakat. Then he weighed for me (the price of the camel in gold) and
gave an extra amount over it. A part of it remained with me till it was taken by the army of Sham on
the day of Harra.”