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Hadith No: 282
From: Sahih Bukhari. Chapter 5, Bathing (Ghusl)
Narrated/Authority of Anas bin Malik
The Prophet used to visit all his wives in one night and he had nine wives at that time.
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Hadith No: 92
From: Sunan Ibn Majah. Chapter 1, The Book of the Sunnah
Narrated/Authority of Jabir bin Abdullah
"The Messenger of Allah (saw) said: 'The Magians of this Ummah are those who deny the decrees of Allah. If they fall sick, do not visit them; if they die, do not attend their funerals; and if you meet them, do not greet them with Salam.'" (Daif)
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Hadith No: 1530
From: Sunan Ibn Majah. Chapter 8, Chapters Regarding Funerals
Narrated/Authority of Ibn Abbas
"A man died whom the Messenger of Allah (saw) used to visit, and they buried him at night. When morning came, they told him. He said: 'What kept you from telling me?' They said: 'It was night and it was dark, and we did not like to cause you any inconvenience.' Then he went to the grave and offered the funeral prayer for him." Hasan
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Hadith No: 3339
From: Sunan Ibn Majah. Chapter 32, The Chapters on Food
Narrated/Authority of Qatadah
"We used to go to (visit) Anas bin Malik." (One of the narrators) Ishaq said: "And his baker was standing there." (In another narration) Darimi said: "And his table was set. He said one day: '(Come and) eat, for the Messenger of Allah (saw) never saw any thin loaf of bread until he met Allah, nor any roasted sheep (with skin).'"*
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Hadith No: 1409
From: Sunan Ibn Majah. Chapter 7, The Chapters of Establishing the Prayer and the Sunnah Regarding Them
Narrated/Authority of Abu Hurairah
that the Messenger of Allah (saw) said: "No one should prepare a mount (travel) to visit any mosque except three: the Sacred Mosque, this mosque of mine, and Aqsa Mosque."
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Hadith No: 1410
From: Sunan Ibn Majah. Chapter 7, The Chapters of Establishing the Prayer and the Sunnah Regarding Them
Narrated/Authority of Abu Said and Abdullah bin Amr bin As
that the Messenger of Allah (saw) said: "Do not prepare a mount (travel) to visit any mosque except three: the Sacred Mosque, Aqsa Mosque, and this mosque of mine."
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Hadith No: 23
From: Imam Malik's Muwatta. Chapter 9, Shortening the Prayer
Narrated/Authority of
Yahya related to me from Malik from Ibn Shihab that Safwan said, "Abdullah ibn Umar used to come and visit Abdullah ibn Safwan and he would pray two rakas with us, and when he went away we would stand and complete the prayer."
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Hadith No: 3568
From: Sunan Ibn Majah. Chapter 35, The Book of Dress
Narrated/Authority of Abu Darda
that the Messenger of Allah (saw) said: "The best of that in which you visit Allah in your graves and your mosque is white (garments)."*
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Hadith No: 1434
From: Sunan Ibn Majah. Chapter 8, Chapters Regarding Funerals
Narrated/Authority of Abu Masud
that The Prophet (saw) said: "The Muslim has four things due from the Muslim: He should answer [by saying Yarhamuk-Allah (may Allah have mercy on you)] to him if he sneezes (and says Al-Hamdulillah); he should accept his invitation if he invites him; he should attend his funeral if he dies; and he should visit him if he falls sick." Hasan
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Hadith No: 23
From: Sunan Ibn Majah. Chapter 1, The Book of the Sunnah
Narrated/Authority of Amr bin Maimun
"I used to visit Ibn Mas'ud every Thursday afternoon, but he never uttered the words: 'The Messenger of Allah (saw) said.' Then one evening, he said: 'The Messenger of Allah (saw) said,' then he let his head hang down." He said: "I looked at him and saw that his shirt was unfastened; his eyes were filled with tears, and his veins were bulging out (with fear). He said: 'Or more than that, or less than that, or something similar.'" (Sahih)
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