Khalid bin Adi reported,

I heard the Messenger of Allah ﷺ say, "Whoever receives a kindness from his brother without having asked for it or longed for it, let him accept it and not refuse it, for it is only provision that Allah عز وجل has driven to him."

Azami 4215

Sahih

عن خالد بن عدي الجهني، قال

سمعت رسول الله ﷺ قال: من بلغه معروف عن أخيه من غير مسألة ولا إشراف نفس فليقبله ولا يرده فإنما هو رزق ساقه الله عز وجل إليه.

الأعظمي 4215صحيح

Contents

Reference

Commentary

Ayat

Collection

Jami al-Kamil

Book

Zakat

Chapter

Encouragement of self-restraint and contentment, and discouragement from begging and its prohibition for those undeserving of it

Section

Those who are given without asking or expecting

Numbering

Jami al-Kamil 4215 (2nd edition)

Details

Collection

Jami al-Kamil

Book

Zakat

Chapter

Encouragement of self-restraint and contentment, and discouragement from begging and its prohibition for those undeserving of it

Section

Those who are given without asking or expecting

Numbering

Jami al-Kamil 4215 (2nd edition)

Ayat

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Reference

Ahmad82941035817936

Ahmad 24009.11

Commentary

Zia-ur-Rahman Azami

Ahmad (17936), Abu Yaala (925), and Tabarani (4124) all narrated it via Abdullah bin Yazid Muqri, who said, Saeed bin Abu Ayub told us, Abu Aswad told me, from Bukayr bin Abdullah, from Busr bin Saeed, from Khalid bin Adi, and he mentioned it. Its chain of transmission is sahih, and Ibn Hibban (3404) and Hakim (2/62) also graded it sahih, both from this same route. Hakim said, "This is a hadith sahih in its chain of transmission." Abu Aswad is Muhammad bin Abdul-Rahman bin Nawfal Asadi, one of the narrators found in all the major hadith collections.