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4775. Abū Hurairah said: "The Messenger of Allāh ﷺ used to sit and talk with us in the Masjid, and when he stood up (to leave) we would stand up until we saw him enter one of the houses of his wives. He spoke to us one day, then we stood up when he stood up, and we saw a Bedouin who caught up with him and tugged on his garment, causing his neck to turn red." Abū Hurairah said: "His garment was coarse. He turned around and the Bedouin said to him: 'Load up these two camels of mine, for you have not given me anything of your wealth or the wealth of your father.' The Prophet ﷺ said: 'No, may Allāh forgive me; no, may Allāh forgive me; no, may Allāh forgive me; I will not load up your camels until you let me take
retaliation for your tugging on my garment.' But each time the Bedouin said to him: 'By Allāh, I will not allow you to take retaliation.'" He said: "Then he called a man and said to him: 'Load up these two camels of his for him, barley on one camel and dates on the other.' Then he turned to us and said: 'You may disperse with the blessing of Allāh.'" (Daṣṭ)
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A similar event was recorded in Ṣaḥīḥ Al-Bukhārī no. 6088.
