Sunan Ibn Majah

from his father that the Messenger of Allah (saw) said: "Whoever makes a will as death approaches, and his will is in accordance with the book of Allah (swt) it will be an expiation for whatever he did not pay of his Zakah during his lifetime." Daif
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"A man came to the Prophet (saw) and said: "O Messenger of Allah (saw), tell me, which of the people has most right to my good companionship?' He said: 'Yes, by your father, you will certainly be told.' He said: 'Your mother,' He said: 'Then who?' He said: Then your mother.' He said: 'Then who?' He said: Then your mother.' He said: 'Then who?' He said: Then your father.' He said: 'Tell me, O Messenger of Allah (saw) about my wealth - how should I give in charity?' He said: 'Yes, by Allah (swt) you will certainly be told. You should give in charity when you are still healthy and greedy for wealth, hoping for a long life and fearing poverty. Do not tarry until your soul reaches here and you say: "My wealth is for so-and-so," and "My wealth is for so-and-so," and it will be for them even though you dislike that.'" Sahih
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the Prophet (saw) spat in his palm then pointed to it with his index finger and said: "Allah (swt) says: 'Do you think you can escape from My punishment, O son of Adam, when I have created you from something like this? When your soul reaches here' - and (the Prophet (saw)) pointed to his throat - 'You say: I give charity.' But it is too late for charity?" Sahih
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that his father said: "I became sick during the year of the Conquest, and was at death's door. The Messenger of Allah (saw) came to visit me and I said: 'O Messenger of Allah (saw), I have a great deal of wealth and no one will inherit from me apart from my daughter. Can I give two thirds of my wealth in charity?' He said: 'No.' I said: 'Then half?' He said: 'No.' I said: 'One third?' He said: One third and one third is a lot. If you leave your heirs rich that is better than leaving them destitute and begging from people." Sahih
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that the Messenger of Allah (saw) said: "Allah (swt) has been charitable with you over the disposal of one third of your wealth at the time of your death, so that you may be able to add to the record of your good deeds." Daif
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that the Messenger of Allah (saw) said: "(Allah says) O son of Adam! I have given you two things which you do not deserve (except by mercy of Allah (swt)): I allow you to dispose of a share of your wealth when you are on your deathbed, in order to cleanse and purify you, and my slaves pray for you after your life is over." Daif
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"I would like the people to reduce (the will) from one third to one quarter, because the Messenger of Allah (saw) said: 'One third is a lot.'" Sahih
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"The Prophet (saw) addressed them when he was on his camel. His camel was chewing its cud and its saliva was dripping between my shoulders. He said: 'Allah (swt) has allocated for each heir his share of the inheritance, so it is not permissible (to make) a bequest for an heir. The child belong to the bed and the adulterer gets the stone. Whoever claims to belong to someone other than his father, or (a freed slave) who claims that his Wala is for other than his Mawali, upon him will be the curse of Allah, the angels and all the people, and no charge nor equitable exchange will be accepted from him." Or he said: "No equitable exchange nor change." Hasan
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from Abu Umamah Al-Bahili that he heard the Messenger of Allah (saw) say in his sermon, during the year of the Farewell pilgrimage: "Allah (swt) has given each person who has rights his rights, and there is no bequest for an heir." Hasan
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"I was under the she-camel of the Messenger of Allah (saw) and its saliva was dripping between my shoulders, and I heard him say: 'Allah (swt) has given each person who has rights his rights, but there is no bequest for an heir." Sahih
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