The Prophet ﷺ would take a tuft of camel hair from the side of a camel taken as spoils of war and say, "I have no more right to this than any one of you does. Beware of misappropriating spoils, for misappropriation will be a disgrace upon the one who does it on the Day of Resurrection. Hand over even a thread or a needle, and anything beyond that. Strive in the path of Allah Most High, against those near and those far, at home and on journeys, for jihad is one of the gates of Paradise. Through it Allah delivers a person from anxiety and grief. Carry out the prescribed limits of Allah upon those near and those far, and let no blame of any blamer concerning Allah hold you back."
حدثنا عبد الله حدثني عبد الله بن سالم الكوفي المفلوج وكان ثقة حدثنا عبيدة بن الأسود عن القاسم بن الوليد عن أبي صادق عن ربيعة بن ناجد
أن النبي ﷺ كان يأخذ الوبرة من جنب البعير من المغنم فيقول ما لي فيه إلا مثل ما لأحدكم منه إياكم والغلول فإن الغلول خزي على صاحبه يوم القيامة أدوا الخيط والمخيط وما فوق ذلك وجاهدوا في سبيل الله تعالى القريب والبعيد في الحضر والسفر فإن الجهاد باب من أبواب الجنة إنه لينجي الله تبارك وتعالى به من الهم والغم وأقيموا حدود الله في القريب والبعيد ولا يأخذكم في الله لومة لائم
Its chain of transmission is hasan. Its narrators are subject to criticism, except for the first of them, Abdullah bin Salim Zubaydi, who is one of the trustworthy transmitters, and the last of them, Rabia bin Najid, who is one of the trustworthy successors. The rest have some criticism regarding their memory. Abu Sadiq is Azdi Kufi, whose name they did not mention, and he is truthful. This hadith was mentioned previously at 22598.