Dahiya bin Khalifa once set out from a village near Damascus to a place roughly the distance of Uqba's village from Fustat, a journey of three miles, during Ramadan. He broke his fast, and some people broke their fast along with him, while others were unwilling to do so.When he returned to his village, he said, "By Allah, I have seen today something I never thought I would see. People have turned away from the practice of the Messenger of Allah ﷺ and his companions." He was referring to those who had continued fasting. Then he said, "O Allah, take me to You."
حدثنا عيسى بن حماد أخبرنا الليث يعني ابن سعد عن يزيد بن أبي حبيب عن أبي الخير
أن دحية بن خليفة خرج من قرية من دمشق مرة إلى قدر قرية عقبة من الفسطاط وذلك ثلاثة أميال في رمضان ثم إنه أفطر وأفطر معه ناس وكره آخرون أن يفطروا فلما رجع إلى قريته قال والله لقد رأيت اليوم أمرا ما كنت أظن أني أراه إن قوما رغبوا عن هدي رسول الله ﷺ وأصحابه يقول ذلك للذين صاموا ثم قال عند ذلك اللهم اقبضني إليك
Its chain is hasan. Ahmad narrated it, 6/398, from the hadith of Layth bin Saad, with the same wording, and Ibn Khuzayma had doubts about it, hadith 2041.Mansur Kalbi was deemed reliable by Ajli and Ibn Hibban, 5/429.