Volume 2, Book 26, Number 664:
Narrated Abu Wail:
(One day) I sat along with Shaiba on the chair inside the Ka’ba. He (Shaiba) said, “No doubt, Umar
sat at this place and said, ‘I intended not to leave any yellow (i.e. gold) or white (i.e. silver) (inside the
Ka’ba) undistributed.’ I said (to ‘Umar), ‘But your two companions (i.e. The Prophet and Abu Bakr) did
not do so.’ ‘Umar said, They are the two persons whom I always follow.’ “

Volume 2, Book 24, Number 516:
Narrated Abu Wail:
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Hudhaifa said, “‘Umar said, ‘Who amongst you remembers the statement of Allah’s Apostle
(p.b.u.h) about afflictions’?’ I said, ‘I know it as the Prophet had said it.’ ‘Umar said, ‘No doubt, you are
bold. How did he say it?’ I said, ‘A man’s afflictions (wrong deeds) concerning his wife, children and
neighbors are expiated by (his) prayers, charity, and enjoining good.’ (The sub-narrator Sulaiman
added that he said, ‘The prayer, charity, enjoining good and forbidding evil.’) ‘Umar said, ‘I did not
mean that, but I ask about that affliction which will spread like the waves of the sea.’ I said, ‘O chief
of the believers! You need not be afraid of it as there is a closed door between you and it.’ He asked,
‘Will the door be broken or opened?’ I replied, ‘No, it will be broken.’ He said, ‘Then, if it is broken, it
will never be closed again?’ I replied, ‘Yes.’ ” Then we were afraid to ask what that door was, so we
asked Masruq to inquire, and he asked Hudhaifa regarding it. Hudhaifa said, “The door was ‘Umar.
“We further asked Hudhaifa whether ‘Umar knew what that door meant. Hudhaifa replied in the af –
firmative and added, “He knew it as one knows that there will be a night before the tomorrow morn –
ing.”

Volume 1, Book 12, Number 772:
Narrated Abu Wail:
Hudhaifa said, “I saw a person not performing his bowing and prostrations perfectly. When he
completed the prayer, I told him that he had not prayed.” I think that Hudhaifa added (i.e. said to the
man), “Had you died, you would have died on a tradition other than that of the Prophet Muhammad.”

Volume 1, Book 12, Number 742:
Narrated Abu Wa’il:
A man came to Ibn Mas’ud and said, “I recited the Mufassal (Suras) at night in one Rak’a.” Ibn
Mas’ud said, “This recitation is (too quick) like the recitation of poetry. I know the identical Suras
which the Prophet used to recite in pairs.” Ibn Mas’ud then mentioned 20 Mufassal Suras including
two Suras from the family of (i.e. those verses which begin with) AL, HA, MIM (which the Prophet
used to recite) in each Rak’a.

Volume 1, Book 7, Number 341:
Narrated Abu Wail:
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Abu Muisa said to’Abdullah bin Mas’ud, “If one does not find water (for ablution) can he give up
the prayer?” Abdullah replied, “If you give the permission to perform Tayammum they will perform
Tayammum even if water was available if one of them found it cold.” Abu Musa said, “What about
the statement of ‘Ammar to ‘Umar?” ‘Abdullah replied, “Umar was not satisfied by his statement.”

Volume 1, Book 4, Number 226:
Narrated Abu Wail:
Abu Musa Al-Ash’ari used to lay great stress on the question of urination and he used to say, “If
anyone from Bani Israel happened to soil his clothes with urine, he used to cut that portion away.”
Hearing that, Hudhaifa said to Abu Wail, “I wish he (Abu Musa) didn’t (lay great stress on that mat –
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ter).” Hudhaifa added, “Allah’s Apostle went to the dumps of some people and urinated while stand –
ing.”

Volume 1, Book 3, Number 70:
Narrated Abu Wail:
‘Abdullah used to give a religious talk to the people on every Thursday. Once a man said, “O Aba
‘Abdur-Rahman! (By Allah) I wish if you could preach us daily.” He replied, “The only thing which
prevents me from doing so, is that I hate to bore you, and no doubt I take care of you in preaching by
selecting a suitable time just as the Prophet used to do with us, for fear of making us bored.”