The Prophet ﷺ said, "Could it be that one of you closes the door, draws the curtain, and is intimate with his wife, then when he goes out he tells his companions about it? Could it be that one of you women closes her door, draws her curtain, and after being intimate with her husband, tells her friends about it?"A woman with reddish cheeks spoke up, "By Allah, Messenger of Allah, the women do indeed do this, and the men do indeed do this."He said, "Do not do that. Such a person is like a male devil who meets a female devil in the middle of the road, satisfies his desire with her, and then walks off and leaves her while the people look on."
عن النبي ﷺ قال: ألا عسى أحدكم أن يخلو بأهله يغلق بابا، ثم يرخي سترا، ثم يقضي حاجته، ثم إذا خرج حدث أصحابه بذلك، ألا عسى إحداكن أن تغلق بابها، وترخي سترها، فإذا قضت حاجتها، حدثت صواحبهافقالت امرأة سفعاء الخدين: والله يا رسول الله إنهن ليفعلن، وإنهم ليفعلون، قال: فلا تفعلوا، فإنه مثل ذلك مثل شيطان، لقي شيطانة على قارعة الطريق، فقضى حاجته منها، ثم انصرف وتركها.
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Bazzar narrated it in Kashf Astar (1450) from Rawh bin Hatim Abu Ghassan, who said, Mahdi bin Isa narrated to us, who said, Abbad bin Abbad Muhallabi narrated to us, who said, Saeed bin Yazid Abu Muslamah narrated to us, from Abu Nadra, from Abu Saeed, who mentioned it. Bazzar said, "We do not know of it being narrated from Abu Saeed except by this chain, and Abu Muslamah is trustworthy, and Mahdi is from Wasit and there is no harm in him."Its chain is hasan, on account of Bazzar's teacher Rawh bin Hatim Abu Ghassan, who is truthful, and likewise Mahdi bin Isa is also truthful. As for Haythami, he said in Majma (4/294), "Bazzar narrated it from Rawh bin Hatim, who is daif, while the rest of its men are trustworthy."I say, perhaps he thought this was Rawh bin Hatim Bazzaz Baghdadi, of whom Ibn Main said, "He is nothing." But Rawh bin Hatim Abu Ghassan is from Basrah, and Abu Hatim narrated from him and said, "Truthful." Jarh wa Tadil (1/500).