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Sahih Bukhari
The Book Of Virtues of Sahih Bukhari is from Chapter No. 62, The Book Of Virtues, written by Imam Bukhari. This chapter contains 160 hadiths, specifically hadiths about The Book Of Virtues. The Sahih Bukhari collection encompasses a total of ninety-nine chapters and 7558 hadiths.sahih-bukhari-3581
Narrated `Abdur-Rahman bin Abi Bakr: The companions of Suffa were poor people. The Prophet once said, Whoever has food enough for two persons, should take a third one (from among them), and whoever has food enough for four persons, should take a fifth or a sixth (or said something similar). Abu Bakr brought three persons while the Prophet took ten. And Abu Bakr with his three family member (who were I, my father and my mother) (the sub-narrator is in doubt whether `Abdur-Rahman said, My wife and my servant who was common for both my house and Abu Bakr's house. ) Abu Bakr took his supper with the Prophet and stayed there till he offered the `Isha' prayers. He returned and stayed till Allah's Apostle took his supper. After a part of the night had passed, he returned to his house. His wife said to him, What has detained you from your guests? He said, Have you served supper to them? She said, They refused to take supper until you come. They (i.e. some members of the household) presented the meal to them but they refused (to eat) I went to hide myself and he said, O Ghunthar! He invoked Allah to cause my ears to be cut and he rebuked me. He then said (to them): Please eat! and added, I will never eat the meal. By Allah, whenever we took a handful of the meal, the meal grew from underneath more than that handful till everybody ate to his satisfaction; yet the remaining food was more than the original meal. Abu Bakr saw that the food was as much or more than the original amount. He called his wife, O sister of Bani Firas! She said, O pleasure of my eyes. The food has been tripled in quantity. Abu Bakr then started eating thereof and said, It (i.e. my oath not to eat) was because of Sa all. He took a handful from it, and carried the rest to the Prophet. So that food was with the Prophet . There was a treaty between us and some people, and when the period of that treaty had elapsed, he divided US into twelve groups, each being headed by a man. Allah knows how many men were under the command of each leader. Anyhow, the Prophet surely sent a leader with each group. Then all of them ate of that meal.
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Narrated Anas: Once during the lifetime of Allah's Apostle, the people of Medina suffered from drought. So while the Prophet was delivering a sermon on a Friday a man got up saying, O Allah's Apostle! The horses and sheep have perished. Will you invoke Allah to bless us with rain? The Prophet lifted both his hands and invoked. The sky at that time was as clear as glass. Suddenly a wind blew, raising clouds that gathered together, and it started raining heavily. We came out (of the Mosque) wading through the flowing water till we reached our homes. It went on raining till the next Friday, when the same man or some other man stood up and said, O Allah's Apostle! The houses have collapsed; please invoke Allah to withhold the rain. On that the Prophet smiled and said, O Allah, (let it rain) around us and not on us. I then looked at the clouds to see them separating forming a sort of a crown round Medina.
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Narrated Ibn `Umar: The Prophet used to deliver his sermons while standing beside a trunk of a datepalm. When he had the pulpit made, he used it instead. The trunk started crying and the Prophet went to it, rubbing his hand over it (to stop its crying).
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Narrated Jabir bin `Abdullah: The Prophet used to stand by a tree or a date-palm on Friday. Then an Ansari woman or man said. O Allah's Apostle! Shall we make a pulpit for you? He replied, If you wish. So they made a pulpit for him and when it was Friday, he proceeded towards the pulpit (for delivering the sermon). The datepalm cried like a child! The Prophet descended (the pulpit) and embraced it while it continued moaning like a child being quietened. The Prophet said, It was crying for (missing) what it used to hear of religious knowledge given near to it.
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Narrated Anas bin Malik: That he heard Jabir bin `Abdullah saying, The roof of the Mosque was built over trunks of datepalms working as pillars. When the Prophet delivered a sermon, he used to stand by one of those trunks till the pulpit was made for him, and he used it instead. Then we heard the trunk sending a sound like of a pregnant she-camel till the Prophet came to it, and put his hand over it, then it became quiet.
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Narrated Hudhaifa: Once `Umar bin Al-Khattab said, said, Who amongst you remembers the statement of Allah's Apostle regarding the afflictions? Hudhaifa replied, I remember what he said exactly. `Umar said. Tell (us), you are really a daring man!'' Hudhaifa said, Allah's Apostle said, 'A man's afflictions (i.e. wrong deeds) concerning his relation to his family, his property and his neighbors are expiated by his prayers, giving in charity and enjoining what is good and forbidding what is evil.' `Umar said, I don't mean these afflictions but the afflictions that will be heaving up and down like waves of the sea. Hudhaifa replied, O chief of the believers! You need not fear those (afflictions) as there is a closed door between you and them. `Umar asked, Will that door be opened or broken? Hudhaifa replied, No, it will be broken. `Umar said, Then it is very likely that the door will not be closed again. Later on the people asked Hudhaifa, Did `Umar know what that door meant? He said. Yes, `Umar knew it as everyone knows that there will be night before the tomorrow morning. I narrated to `Umar an authentic narration, not lies. We dared not ask Hudhaifa; therefore we requested Masruq who asked him, What does the door stand for? He said, `Umar.
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