Sunan Ibn Majah

that the Messenger of Allah (saw) said: "Whoever meets Allah with no mark on him (as a result of fighting) in His cause, he will meet Him with a deficiency."
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"When the Messenger of Allah (saw) was returning from the campaign of Tabuk, and had drawn close to Al-Madinah, he said: 'In Al-Madinah there are people who, as you traveled and crossed valleys, were with you.' They said: 'O Messenger of Allah, even though they are in Al-Madinah?' He said: 'Even though they were in Al-Madinah. They were kept behind by (legitimate) excuses.'"
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that the Messenger of Allah (saw) said: "in Al-Madinah there are men who, every time you crossed a valley or travelled a road, they shared with you in the reward. They were kept behind by (legitimate) excuses."
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"Uthman bin Affan addressed the people and said: 'O people! I heard a Hadith from the Messenger of Allah (saw) and nothing kept me from narrating it to you except for the fact that I did not want to lose you and your companionship. So it is up to you. I heard the Messenger of Allah (saw) saying: "Whoever spends a night guarding the frontier in the cause of Allah, it will be like a thousand nights spent in fasting and prayer."
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that the Messenger of Allah (saw) said: "Whoever dies being prepared in the cause of Allah, will be given continuously the reward for the good deeds that he used to do, and he will be rewarded with provision, and he will be kept safe from Fattan,* and Allah will raise him on the Day of Resurrection free of fright."
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"The Messenger of Allah (saw) said: 'For guarding the frontier for a day in the cause of Allah, defending the Muslims, seeking reward, apart from in the month of Ramadan, there is a reward granted greater than worshipping for a hundred years, fasting and praying. Guarding the frontier for a day in the cause of Allah, defending the Muslims, seeking reward, in the month of Ramadan, is better before Allah and brings a greater reward" - I think he said - "than worshipping for a thousand years, fasting and praying. If Allah returns him to his family safe and sound, no bad deed will be recorded for him for a thousand years, but his good deeds will be recorded, and the reward for guarding the frontier will come to him until the Day of Resurrection."
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that the Messenger of Allah (saw) said:"May Allah have mercy on the one who keeps watch over the troops."
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I heard Anas bin Malik saying: I heard the Messenger of Allah (saw) say: "Standing guard one night in the cause of Allah is better than a man fasting and praying, among his family, for a thousand years. The year is three hundred and sixty days and a day is like a thousand years."
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that the Messenger of Allah (saw) said to a man: "I advise you to fear Allah and to say the Takbir (Allahu Akbar) in every high place."
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from Thabit, that the Prophet (saw) was mentioned before Anas bin Malik and he said: "He was the best of people, the most generous of people, the most courageous of people. The people of Al-Madinah became alarmed one night, and he was the first of them to investigate the noise and din. He was riding a horse belonging to Abu Talhah, bareback, with no saddle. His sword was hanging from his neck and he was saying: 'O people, do not be afraid,' sending them back to their houses. Then he said of the horse, 'We found it like a sea,' or, 'It is a sea.'"*
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