Volume 4, Book 52, Number 223:
Narrated Jabir bin ‘Abdullah:
During the life-time of the Prophet we used to take the meat of sacrificed animals (as journey
food) to Medina. (See Hadith No. 474 Vol. 7)

Volume 4, Book 52, Number 158:
Narrated Jabir bin Abdullah:
That he proceeded in the company of Allah’s Apostle towards Najd to participate in a Ghazwa.
(Holy-battle) When Allah’s Apostle returned, he too returned with him. Midday came upon them
while they were in a valley having many thorny trees. Allah’s Apostle and the people dismounted and
dispersed to rest in the shade of the trees. Allah’s Apostle rested under a tree and hung his sword on
it. We all took a nap and suddenly we heard Allah’s Apostle calling us. (We woke up) to see a
bedouin with him. The Prophet said, “This bedouin took out my sword while I was sleeping and
when I woke up, I found the unsheathed sword in his hand and he challenged me saying, ‘Who will
save you from me?’ I said thrice, ‘Allah.’ The Prophet did not punish him but sat down.

Volume 4, Book 52, Number 162:
Narrated Jabir bin ‘Abdullah:
That he participated in a Ghazwa (Holy-Battle) in the company of Allah’s Apostle. Midday came
upon them while they were in a valley having many thorny trees. The people dispersed to rest in the
shade of the trees. The Prophet rested under a tree, hung his sword on it, and then slept. Then he
woke up to find near to him, a man whose presence he had not noticed before. The Prophet said,
“This (man) took my sword (out of its scabbard) and said, ‘Who will save you from me.’ I replied, ‘Al –
lah.’ So, he put the sword back into its scabbard, and you see him sitting here.” Anyhow, the Prophet
did not punish him. (See Hadith No. 158)

Volume 4, Book 52, Number 100:
Narrated Jabir bin ‘Abdullah:
When the Prophet called the people (Sadqa, a sub-narrator, said, ‘Most probably that happened on
the day of Al-Khandaq) Az-Zubair responded to the call (i.e. to act as a reconnoiter). The Prophet)
called the people again and Az-Zubair responded to the call. The Prophet then said, “Every prophet
had a disciple and my disciple is Zubair bin Al-‘Awwam.”

Volume 4, Book 52, Number 70:
Narrated Jabir bin Abdullah:
“Some people drank alcohol in the morning of the day (of the battle) of Uhud and were martyred
(on the same day).” Sufyan was asked, “(Were they martyred) in the last part of the day?)” He replied,
“Such information does not occur in the narration.”

Volume 3, Book 50, Number 876:
Narrated Jabir bin ‘Abdullah:
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I gave the pledge of allegiance to Allah’s Apostle for offering the prayers perfectly paying the Za –
kat and giving good advice to every Muslim.

Volume 3, Book 49, Number 872:
Narrated Jabir bin Abdullah:
My father died and was in debt. I suggested that his creditors take the fruits (i.e. dates) of my
garden in lieu of the debt of my father, but they refused the offer, as they thought that it would not
cover the full debt. So, I went to the Prophet and told him about it. He said (to me), “When you pluck
the dates and collect them in the Mirbad (i.e. a place where dates are dried), call me (Allah’s
Apostle).” Finally he came accompanied by Abu Bakr and ‘Umar and sat on the dates and invoked Al –
lah to bless them. Then he said, “Call your creditors and give them their full rights.” So, I paid all my
father’s creditors in full and yet thirteen extra Wasqs of dates remained, seven of which were ‘Ajwa
and six were Laun or six of which were Ajwa and seven were Laun. I met Allah’s Apostle at sunset
and informed him about it. On that he smiled and said, “Go to Abu Bakr and ‘Umar and tell them
about it.” They said, “We perceived that was going to happen, as Allah’s Apostle did what he did.”

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.”