He set out from his village toward a place near the village of Uqba during Ramadan, then he broke his fast, and some people broke their fast with him, while others were reluctant to break theirs.When he returned to his village, he said, "By Allah, today I have witnessed something I never thought I would see. A people turning away from the practice of the Messenger of Allah ﷺ and his companions." He said this concerning those who had continued fasting.Then at that moment he said, "O Allah, take me to You."
حدثنا حجاج ويونس قالا حدثنا الليث قال حدثني يزيد بن أبي حبيب عن أبي الخير عن منصور الكلبي
أنه خرج من قريته إلى قريب من قرية عقبة في رمضان ثم أنه أفطر وأفطر معه ناس وكره آخرون أن يفطروا قال فلما رجع إلى قريته قال والله لقد رأيت اليوم أمرا ما كنت أظن أن أراه إن قوما رغبوا عن هدي رسول الله ﷺ وأصحابه يقول ذلك للذين صاموا ثم قال عند ذلك اللهم اقبضني إليك
Its chain of transmission is hasan. Mansur Kalbi is Ibn Saeed, and he is mastur (of unknown reliability). The hadith was narrated by Abu Dawud (2/319, no. 413), Ibn Khuzayma (3/266, no. 2041), and Darimi (2/18, no. 1713), and Bayhaqi (4/241), all of them in the book of Fasting. The hadith is about Dihya and is not among the narrations of Abu Basra, but he only included it because of its resemblance to what follows it. The concern for jurisprudential structuring has prevailed here with Ahmad.