Al-Adab Al-Mufrad #1241
Midday Naps
'Umar said, "Sometimes some of the men of Quraysh sat at the door
of Ibn Mas'ud. When the shadows shifted from west to east, he said, 'Get
up, Any time spent here after this is for Shaytan.' He made everyone he
passed by get up. While we were getting up, someone said to him, 'This
is the mawla of the Banu'l-Hashas who composes poetry.' 'Umar called and
said, 'What have you got to say?' The man said: 'Say farewell to Salma if you prepare to go in the morning,
White hair and Islam is enough prohibition for a man'
'Umar said, 'Enough! You have spoken the truth. You have spoken the truth.'"
Narrated by 'Umar said, "Sometimes some of the men of Quraysh sat at the door
of Ibn Mas'ud. When the shadows shifted from west to east, he said, 'Get
up, Any time spent here after this is for Shaytan.' He made everyone he
passed by get up. While we were getting up, someone said to him, 'This
is the mawla of the Banu'l-Hashas who composes poetry.' 'Umar called and
said, 'What have you got to say?' The man said:
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This hadith is #1241 from Al-Adab Al-Mufrad, in the Book of Midday Naps and narrated by 'Umar said, "Sometimes some of the men of Quraysh sat at the door of Ibn Mas'ud. When the shadows shifted from west to east, he said, 'Get up, Any time spent here after this is for Shaytan.' He made everyone he passed by get up. While we were getting up, someone said to him, 'This is the mawla of the Banu'l-Hashas who composes poetry.' 'Umar called and said, 'What have you got to say?' The man said:. Al-Adab Al-Mufrad contains 1,326 hadiths across 57 books.