Sa'id ibn Jubayr

Whoever turns to the world, Allah will consign him to it." He also mentioned, "Whoever is pleased to be the richest of people, let his confidence in what is with Allah be greater than what is in his hands." It is narrated that when the Messenger of Allah's family experienced difficulty, he would say, "Arise for prayer and say, 'This is what my Lord exalted and majestic commanded me As Allah the Almighty said, "And enjoin prayer upon your family and be steadfast therein." The prophet remarked, "He who seeks ruqya or cauterizes is not relying properly." There is also a related account of when Gabriel said to Abraham, peace be upon them both, as he was being cast into the fire by a catapult, "Do you have any need?" He replied, "As for you, no," fulfilling by saying, "Sufficient for me is Allah, and what an excellent guardian he is," as he expressed this when he was about to be cast.

Accordingly, Allah revealed, "And Abraham who fulfilled his obligations." God Almighty revealed to David, peace be upon him, "O David, no servant of mine seeks refuge in me above my creation, even if the heavens and the earth conspire against him, but I make for him a way out." Regarding historical accounts, Sa'id ibn Jubayr mentioned that a scorpion stung him, and his mother insisted that he seek a healing incantation.

So he offered the hand that had not been stung to the healer.

The hadith of Ibn Masud: "I was shown the nations during the religious season and saw that my nation filled the plain and the mountain," is narrated by Ibn Mani with a good chain and agreed upon by al-Bukhari and Muslim from the narration of Ibn Abbas.