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English translation
1333. (Another chain) from Abū Maryam the Companion of the Prophet ﷺ, from the Prophet ﷺ. (Hasan)
And it is similar to this Hadīth in meaning [Yazīd bin Abī Maryam (one of the narrators) is from Ash-Shām, and Buraid bin Abī Maryam is from Al-Kūfah, and Abū Maryam is 'Amr bin Murrah Al-Juhnī].
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The Four Guided Caliphs of the Prophet ﷺ, modeling after him, never stopped the general public from visiting and approaching them. Sometimes people came to see them at odd hours but they never hesitated to listen to them and solve their problems. When the Kharījites started terrorist attacks, and 'Alī was martyred by them, and Mu'āwiyah was also attacked, he stopped this practice of admitting the people for his safety. 'Amr bin Murrah came to know this news, so he approached him and narrated to him the words of the Prophet ﷺ. Mu'āwiyah, on hearing these words, appointed a person to listen to their complaints and inform him, and decided the problems of the people accordingly.