The Messenger of Allah ﷺ said on the day he addressed the people at Tabuk, "There is no one among the people like a man holding the reins of his horse, striving in the cause of Allah and keeping away from the evils of people, and like another man living among his livestock in the wilderness, offering hospitality to his guest and giving what is due from him."
حدثنا يحيى عن حبيب بن شهاب حدثني أبي قال سمعت
قال رسول الله ﷺ يوم خطب الناس بتبوك ما في الناس مثل رجل آخذ برأس فرسه يجاهد في سبيل الله عز وجل ويجتنب شرور الناس ومثل آخر باد في نعمة يقري ضيفه ويعطي حقه
Its isnad is sahih. Habib bin Shihab Anbari was from Basra and trustworthy. Shuba and Yahya Qattan narrated from him. Ibn Main and Nasai deemed him trustworthy, and Bukhari mentioned him in Al-Kabir (2/1/317). Abu Shihab bin Mudlij Anbari was a trustworthy successor, deemed trustworthy by Abu Zura and Ibn Hibban. See 2116. As for his saying "bad in his flocks," it means he was tending his sheep in the desert, as in 2838.