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3442. Ibn 'Umar narrates, saying:"When the Prophet ﷺ would bidfarewell to a man, he would takehis hand, and not let it go until theman let go of the hand of theProphet ﷺ, and he would say: 'Ientrust to Allāh your religion, yourtrusts, and the last of your deeds(Astawdi'ullāha Dīnaka WaAmānataka Wa Ākhira 'Amalik).'"(Da'if)
[Abū 'Eisā said:] This Ḥadīth is
Gharīb from this route, and this Hadīth has been reported through more than one route from Ibn 'Umar.
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[1] Meaning a horse or mule, and "out of his love for it" refers to Al-Madinah. See Tuhfat Al-Ahwadhi.
Commentary
Trust means the attribute and state of heart that urges one to fulfill his duties and comply with the responsibilities and obligations assigned to him. For a Muslim his real wealth is his religion, trust and end on faith, therefore, while bidding someone farewell these things of his should be given in the custody of Allāh ﷻ so that He may take care of his religion, trust so that he could prosper in this world and in the Hereafter.