Chapter 120: About the Manners of Sitting with One's Companions
Hadith 408: Hadith 408
Translation: 408. Narrated Ibn Omar: ' The Messenger of Allah said: " Let not one of you request his brother to leave his place and then he sits in it. " (At-Termizi)
Hadith 409: Hadith 409
Translation: 409. Narrated Ibn Omar (may Allah be pleased with them): ' The Prophet said: " A man should not make another man get up from his seat (in a gathering) to sit in it, but one should make room and spread out. " " (Bukhari)
Hadith 410: Hadith 410
Translation: 410. Narrated Salman Al-Farisi ' The Prophet said: " Whoever takes a bath on Friday, purifies himself as much as he can, then uses his (hair) oil or perfumes himself with the scent available to him, then proceeds for the Friday prayer) and does not separate two persons sitting together (in the mosque), then prays as much as (Allah has) written for him, and then remains silent while the Imam delivers the Friday sermon, his sins in between the present and the last Friday would be forgiven. " (Bukhari)
Hadith 411: Hadith 411
Translation: 411. Narrated Wahb ibn Hozayfa: ' The Messenger of Allah said: “ The man is entitled to his seat. If he went out and returned, he is even more entitled to it. " (At-Termizi)
Hadith 412: Hadith 412
Translation: 412. Narrated Abdullah ibn Amr: ' The Messenger of Allah said: “ It is not lawful for a man to separate two people and sit between them, without their permission. " (At- Termizi)
Hadith 413: Hadith 413
Translation: 413. Narrated Ibn Omar ' Whenever the Messenger of Allah left a gathering, he used to make the following invocation: " O Allah! Divide for us of fear what debars us from the acts of disobedience and from the acts of obedience that admit us into Your Paradise, and of firm faith that discards the misfortunes of life. O Allah! Let us have sound health, hearing, and sight as long as You grant us life. O Allah! Let our enemies be revenged and defeated by You and grant us victory against them. O Allah! Let our misfortune be not in our religion. Let life be not our utmost concern and do not make him that oppresses us overpower us. " (At-Termizi)