Musnad Ahmad

Abu’l-Husayn Haytham says that once I and a friend of mine whose name was Abu ‘Amir and who belonged to the tribe of Ma‘afir, set out to pray in Bayt al-Maqdis. There, a man from the tribe of Azd whose name was Abu Rayhanah and who was among the Companions, used to deliver sermons. My companion reached the mosque before me; after a little while, I also arrived and sat beside him. He asked me, “Have you ever sat in Abu Rayhanah’s sermon gathering?” I said, “No.” He told me, “I heard him say that the Prophet (peace be upon him) forbade ten things: filing the teeth, tattooing the body, plucking hair, two men drinking from the same vessel with their mouths without a barrier, two women drinking from the same vessel with their mouths, attaching silk as embroidery to the lower part of garments, draping silk garments over the shoulders like non-Arabs, looting, riding on saddles made from leopard skins, and wearing a ring for anyone other than a ruler.”