Hadith 256
Aishah said: The Messenger of Allah ﷺ used to wash his head with marsh-mallow while he was sexually defiled. It was sufficient for him and he did not pour water upon it.
Hadith 297
Narrated Grandfather of Adi ibn Thabit ?: The Prophet ﷺ said about the woman having a prolonged flow of blood: She should abandon prayer during her menstrual period: then she should take a bath and pray. She should perform ablution for every prayer. Abu Dawud said: Uthman added: She should keep fast and pray.
Hadith 1327
Narrated Abdullah ibn Abbas: The Prophet's ﷺ recitation was loud enough for one who was in the inner chamber to hear it when he was in the house.
Hadith 2248
Sahl bin Saad reported the Messenger of Allah ﷺ as saying - in the tradition of spouses who invoked curses to each other “Look if she bears a child which has very black eyes, large buttocks, I cannot but imagine that he (i. e., ‘Uwaimir) has spoken the truth. But, if she bears a reddish child like the lizard with red spots (waharah), I cannot imagine that ‘Uwaimir has lied against her. She gave birth to a child (like that described the Prophet ﷺ ) in a detestable manner.
Hadith 3700
Abdullah bin Amr said: The Prophet ﷺ mentioned the vessels: pumpkins, green jarrs, vessels smeared with pitch and hollow stumps. A desert Arab said: We have no vessels (except these). He said: Drink (from them) what is lawful.
Hadith 4171
Saeed bin Jubair said: There is no harm in fastening the hair with silk or woollen threads. Abu Dawud said: It appears that he held the view that what is prohibited is the adding of the hair of women. Abu Dawud said: Ahmad (b. hanbal) used to say: There is no harm in tying the hair with silk or woollen threads.
Hadith 4825
Narrated Jabir ibn Samurah: When we came to the Prophet ﷺ, each one would sit down where there was room.
Hadith 5141
Abdullah bin Amr (bin al-As) reported the Messenger of Allah ﷺ as saying: A man’s reviling of his parents is one of the grave sins. He was asked: Messenger of Allah! How does a man revile his parents? He replied: He reviles the father of a man who then reviles his father, and he reviles a man’s mother and he reviles his.