Muawiya came to visit Abu Hashim bin Utbah while he was ill, and asked, "Uncle, what makes you weep? Is it pain that distresses you, or attachment to this world?"He replied, "Neither. Rather, the Messenger of Allah ﷺ entrusted me with a charge that I have not lived up to. He said, 'All you really need from wealth is a servant and a mount in the path of Allah,' yet here I find myself today having amassed much more."
حدثنا محمود بن غيلان حدثنا عبد الرزاق أخبرنا سفيان عن منصور والأعمش
جاء معاوية إلى أبي هاشم بن عتبة وهو مريض يعوده فقال يا خال ما يبكيك أوجع يشئزك أم حرص على الدنيا قال كل لا ولكن رسول الله ﷺ عهد إلي عهدا لم آخذ به قال إنما يكفيك من جميع المال خادم ومركب في سبيل الله وأجدني اليوم قد جمعت
Hasan.Ahmad (3/444) also reported it from Abdul-Razzaq with the same chain, and Ibn Hibban graded it sahih (Al-Ihsan, 2/31, no. 667), as did Ibn Hajar in Al-Isabah. Hakim (3/638) narrated it through the hadith of Sufyan Thawri with the same chain (2/31), and Abu Muawiya followed him, narrating to us from Amash with the same chain (Ahmad, 3/443, 444). Ibn Majah also narrated it (no. 4103), and others as well, from the hadith of Amash with the same chain. Abu Waail heard it from Samura bin Sahm, who is unknown (majhul) as stated in At-Taqrib and elsewhere. It has a corroborating witness which Tirmidhi, may Allah have mercy on him, mentioned.The hadith of Zaida was reported by Ahmad (5/290) and Tabarani (7/302, no. 7199), and by Ubayda bin Humayd.On this subject there is also a narration from Burayda Aslami [Ahmad, 5/360, and Nasai in Al-Kubra, 5/507, no. 9812].