The Messenger of Allah ﷺ said, "The first group to enter Paradise will appear like the moon on the night of a full Badr, and those who follow them will shine like the most brilliant star in the sky. They will not urinate, nor defecate, nor spit, nor blow their noses. Their combs will be of gold, their sweat will be musk, the fuel of their incense burners will be aloeswood, and their spouses will be the wide-eyed houris. They will all share the form of a single man, in the image of their father Adam, sixty cubits tall."
قال رسول الله ﷺ: إن أول زمرة يدخلون الجنة على صورة القمر ليلة البدر، ثم الذين يلونهم على أشد كوكب دري في السماء إضاءة، لا يبولون ولا يتغوطون، ولا يتفلون ولا يمتخطون، أمشاطهم الذهب، ورشحهم المسك، ومجامرهم الألوة، وأزواجهم الحور العين، على خلق رجل واحد، على صورة أبيهم آدم، ستون ذراعا في السماء.
Bukhari narrated it in "The Prophets" (3327), and Muslim narrated it in "Paradise, the Description of its Bliss and its People" (2834/15), both of them from Qutayba bin Saeed - Muslim paired him with Zuhayr bin Harb - both said, "Jareer narrated to us, from Umara, from Abu Zura, from Abu Hurairah," who said, then he related it.His saying, "aluwwa," refers to the wood that is burned as incense, which is Indian aloeswood.His saying, "their natures are like the nature of a single man."Nawawi said, "Muslim mentioned in the book the disagreement between Ibn Abu Shayba and Abu Kurayb regarding how it should be voweled. Ibn Abu Shayba narrates it with the khaa and laam both carrying damma, while Abu Kurayb narrates it with the khaa carrying fatha and the laam carrying sukoon, and both are sahih. The transmitters of Sahih Bukhari also differed on this. The reading with damma is supported by his saying in the other hadith, 'There is no disagreement among them and no mutual hatred, their hearts are as one heart,' while the reading with fatha may be supported by his saying ﷺ at the end of the hadith, 'in the form of their father Adam,' or 'according to his height.'"