Hadith Narrated By Ubai bin Kab

"That was a concession that was granted in the early days of Islam, then we were commanded to have a bath after that." (Sahih)

"The Messenger of Allah (saw) said: "The first person with whom Allah will shake hands will be Umar, (and he is) the first person to be greeted with the Salam, and the first person who will be taken by the hand and admitted into Paradise.'" (Daif)

that the Messenger of Allah (saw) called for water and performed ablution washing each part once. He said: "This is the miminun requirement of ablution' or he said: 'The ablution of one who, if he does not perform this ablution, Allah will not accept his prayer." Then he performed ablution washing each part twice, and he said: 'This is the ablution of one who, if he performs it, Allah will give him two shares of reward." Then he performed ablution washing each part three times, and said: 'This is my ablution and the ablution of the Messengers who were sent before me." (Daif)

"The Messenger of Allah (saw) said: 'There is a devil for ablution who is called Walahan, so be on guard against the insinuating thoughts (Waswas) about water.'"* (Daif) *Meaning: "That prompt you to waste water."

"There was a man among the Ansar whose house was the furthest house in Al-Madinah, yet he never missed prayer with the Messenger of Allah (saw). I felt sorry for him and said: 'O so-and-so, why do you not buy a donkey to spare yourself the heat of the scorching sand, to carry you over the stony ground, and keep you away from the vermin on the ground?' He said: 'By Allah! I do not want to live so close to Muhammad (SAW) (saw).' This troubled me until I came to the house of the Prophet (saw) and mentioned that to him. He called (that man) and asked him, and he said something similar, and said that he was hoping for the reward for his steps. The Messenger of Allah (saw) said, 'You will have that (reward) that you sought.'" (Sahih)

"The Messenger of Allah (saw) said: 'The prayer of a man in congregation is higher than his prayer on his own by twenty four or twenty five levels." (Hasan)