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English translation
3477. Abū Khidāsh narrated, and this is the version of 'Alī,[1] that a
Muhājir man who was one of the Companions of the Prophet ﷺ said: "I went out on campaign with the Prophet ﷺ three times, and I heard him say: 'The Muslims are partners in three things: Water, wild plants, and fire.'" (Sahīh)
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[1] That is, one of the two Shaikhs that Abū Dāwud heard the narration from.
Commentary
Meaning water, grass, wild herbs, etc., in natural areas. Similarly one should not prevent anyone from taking a burning coal from one's fire.