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2537. It was reported from Muḥammad bin 'Amr, from Abū Salamah, from Abū Hurairah, that 'Amr bin Uqaiṣh had dealt in Ribā during Jāhiliyyah, so he did not like to accept Islam without retrieving it. He came during the battle of Uḥud and said: "Where are my paternal cousins?" They replied: "At Uḥud." He said: "Where is so-and-so?" They replied: "At Uḥud." He said: "Where is so-and-so?" They replied: "At Uḥud." He then got dressed in his coat of armor, mounted his horse and proceeded towards them. When the Muslims saw him they said: "Stay away from us O 'Amr!" He said: "I have become a believer." He fought until he was wounded. He was carried to his family, injured. Sa'd bin Mu'ādḥ visited him, and said to his sister: "Ask him, why did he fight; out of partisanship for his people, or out of anger for them, or out of anger of Allāh?" He said: "Out of anger of Allāh and His Messenger." He then died, and entered Paradise, and he had not performed a single Ṣalāt for Allāh. (Hasan)
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