Qatadah ibn Diamah
أبو الخطاب قتادة بن دعامة بن قتادة
Successor, died 117 AH in Basra. Named in the chains of 1,521 narrations of the library, 268 in Bukhari, 186 in Muslim, 227 in Abu Dawud.
1,521narrations name him
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117 AHhe died, in Basra
In the books of narrators: Trustworthy and exact, ثقة ثبت.
Narrations he is named in
Bukhari268Muslim186Abu Dawud227Tirmidhi192Nasa'i275Ibn Majah150Ahmad53Darimi114Al-Adab Al-Mufrad32Shama'il21Mishkat3
Ash-Shama'il
Ash-Shama'il 26Sahih“I said to Anas: ‘How was the hair of the Messenger of Allah?’ He replied: ‘It was neither crisply curled nor lank. His hair used to reach the lobes of his ears’.”Ash-Shama'il 36‘I said to Anas ibn Malik:
‘Did the Messenger of Allah dye his hair?’ He replied: ‘He did not get to that, for he was grayed only in the hair covering his temples, but Abu Bakr dyed his hair with henna and a herbal mixture called katam.’’Ash-Shama'il 61“The apparel dearest to the Messenger of Allah was the hibara that he used to wear.”Ash-Shama'il 88Sahih“When the Messenger of Allah wished to write to the non-Arabs, he was told: ‘The non-Arabs will not accept a letter unless it bears a seal.’
He therefore created a signet, and I can see its whiteness in the palm of his hand.”Ash-Shama'il 90“The Prophet wrote to Chosroes, Caesar and the Negus, whereupon he was told: ‘The non-Arabs will not accept a letter unless it bears a seal.’ the Messenger of Allah therefore cast a signet which had a silver ring, and on which was engraved; ‘Muhammad is the…Ash-Shama'il 100“He used to wear a signet ring on his right hand.”Ash-Shama'il 102“Ihe pommel of the sword of the Messenger of Allah was made of silver.”Ash-Shama'il 103“The pommel of the sword of the Messenger of Allah was made of silver.”Ash-Shama'il 142“Allah’s Prophet did not eat food on a table, nor in a bowl, and no bread rolled thin and flat was baked for him. I asked Qatada: ‘So on
what were they used to eating?’ He said: ‘On these pieces of skin.’”Ash-Shama'il 145Sahih“The Messenger of Allah did not eat food on a table, and he did not eat bread rolled thin and flat, until he died.”Ash-Shama'il 155“The Prophet used to admire the gourd, so when he was brought a meal or invited to one, I would seek it out and set it in front of him, because I knew that he liked it.”Ash-Shama'il 164“I cooked a dish for the Prophet, and he used to take great pleasure in the foreleg, so I passed him the foreleg. Then he said: Pass me the foreleg,” so I passed it to him. Then he said: Pass me the foreleg, so I said: ‘O Messenger of Allah, how many forelegs…Ash-Shama'il 258“If the Prophet did not perform the ritual prayer during the night, because sleep had prevented him, or his eyes had been too weary, during the daytime, he would perform twelve cycles of ritual prayer during the daytime.”Ash-Shama'il 303“I said to Anas ibn Malik: ‘How was the Quranic recitation of Alla’s Messenger?’ He said: ‘With the voice drawn out over the long vowels.’”Ash-Shama'il 308“Allah has not sent a Prophet unless he was endowed with a handsome face and a beautiful voice, and your Prophet was endowed with a handsome face and a beautiful voice, and he did not chant in a quavering tone.”Ash-Shama'il 325Sahih“The Messenger of Allah said: ‘If a sheep’s trotter were given to me, I would receive it, and if I were invited to eat it at someone’s home, I would accept the invitation!’”Ash-Shama'il 346“He was more bashful than the virgin in her boudoir, and when he disapproved of something, we knew it from the expression on his face.”Ash-Shama'il 352“The Messenger of Allah used to have cupping performed between the two veins of the neck and in the upper back, and he used to undergo cupping on the seventeenth, nineteenth and twenty-first days of the month.”Ash-Shama'il 353“The Messenger of Allah underwent cupping on the top of the foot, while he was in the state of Pilgrim consecration in Malal.”Ash-Shama'il 363“Neither a morning nor an evening meal of bread and meat was assembled in the presence of the Prophet, except in the case of a repast attended by a throng.”Ash-Shama'il 369“The Prophet died when he was sixty-five years of age.”