The Messenger of Allah ﷺ said, "The most enviable of my friends in my sight is a believer of light burden who has a portion of prayer, who worships his Lord well, who is obscure among people and not pointed at with fingers, whose death comes swiftly, whose inheritance is little, and whose mourners are few."
حدثنا وكيع حدثنا علي بن صالح عن أبي المهلب عن عبيد الله بن زحر عن علي بن يزيد عن القاسم
قال رسول الله ﷺ إن أغبط أوليائي عندي مؤمن قليل الحاذ ذو حظ من صلاة أحسن عبادة ربه وكان في الناس غامضا لا يشار عليه بالأصابع فعجلت منيته وقل تراثه وقلت بواكيه
Its isnad is daif, and it will come with a sahih chain at 22097. It is only graded weak here because of Abu Muhallab Mutrah bin Yazid, whom Nasai, Ibn Main, Abu Zura, and Abu Hatim declared daif. Ubaydullah bin Zahr, we previously graded his hadith hasan, but there is weakness in him, and likewise in Ali bin Yazid Alhani. As for Ali bin Salih, he is Ibn Hayy Hamdani, whose hadith is deemed reliable by Muslim, and Qasim bin Abdul-Rahman Abu Abdul-Rahman Shami is trustworthy, his hadith appearing in the Sunan works.The hadith was narrated by Tirmidhi (4/496, no. 2347), who graded it hasan by way of Ibn Mubarak, from Yahya bin Ayub, from Ubaydullah bin Zahr, from Ali bin Yazid, from him, even though he had pointed out the weakness of Ali bin Yazid. Ibn Majah (2/1378, no. 4117) also narrated it, both of them in the chapter on asceticism, as did Ibn Mubarak in his book Zuhd (54).Suyuti, in Jami Kabir, attributed it also to Tabarani in Kabir, as well as to Hakim, to Abu Naeem in Hilyah, and to Bayhaqi in Shuab.