Sahih Muslim — The Book of Prayer - Travellers

5 hadith · Exported from ParallelQuran.com on August 24, 2026
Hadith #1493
The Book of Prayer - Travellers · Narrated by Haritha bin Abi al-Rajal حارثة بن أبي الرجال · Sahih

I prayed with the Messenger of Allah (ﷺ) two rak’ahs and most of them offered two rak’ahs only in Mina, while the people felt secure.

Hadith #2221
The Book of Zakat · Narrated by Haritha bin Abi al-Rajal حارثة بن أبي الرجال · Sahih

Give Sadaqa for a time is about to come when a person would walk with alms and the one whom it is to be given would say: Had you brought it yesterday, I would have accepted it. For the present I do not need it. (And the giver of Sadaqa) I would not find anyone to accept it.

Hadith #5829
The Book of Virtues · Narrated by Haritha bin Abi al-Rajal حارثة بن أبي الرجال · Sahih

His Cistern would be as extensive as the distance between San’a’ and Medina. Mustaurid (one of the narrators) said: Did you not hear anything about the utensils? Thereupon he said. No. Mustaurid said: You would find that the utensils would be like stars.

Hadith #7008
The Book of Paradise, its Description, its Bounties and its Inhabitants · Narrated by Haritha bin Abi al-Rajal حارثة بن أبي الرجال · Sahih

May I not inform you about the inmates of Paradise? They said: Do this, of course. Thereupon Allah’s Apostle (ﷺ) said: Every humble person who is considered to be humble if he were to adjure In the name of Allah, He would fulfil it. He then said: May I not inform you about the denizens of Hell-Fire? They said: Yes. And he said: Every haughty, fat and proud (person).

Hadith #7010
The Book of Paradise, its Description, its Bounties and its Inhabitants · Narrated by Haritha bin Abi al-Rajal حارثة بن أبي الرجال · Sahih

May I not inform you about the inmates of Paradise? (And then informing about them) said: Every meek person who is considered to be humble and if they were to adjure in the name of Allah, Allah would certainly fulfil it. May I not inform you about the inmates of Hell-Fire? They are all proud, mean and haughty.

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