Sahih al-Bukhari 6268

Umar ibn Hafs narrated to us: My father narrated to us: al-Amash narrated to us: Zayd ibn Wahb narrated to us: By Allah, Abu Dharr narrated to us: At al-Rabadhah, I was walking with the Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, one evening in the rocky plain of Medina. Uhud came into view before us. He said, ‘Abu Dharr, I would not like to have gold equal to Uhud, and for a night or three to pass while I still had a single dinar of it, except what I set aside to repay a debt—unless I spent it like this and this and this among Allah’s servants.’ He gestured with his hand. Then he said, ‘Abu Dharr!’ I replied, ‘At your service, Messenger of Allah.’ He said, ‘Those with the most wealth will be the ones with the least, except those who spend like this and this.’ Then he said to me, ‘Stay where you are, Abu Dharr; do not leave until I return.’ He went away until I could no longer see him. I heard a sound and feared that something had happened to the Messenger of Allah, so I wanted to go, but then remembered his words, ‘Do not leave.’ I stayed. When he returned, I said, ‘Messenger of Allah, I heard a sound and feared that something had happened to you, but then I remembered what you told me, so I stayed.’ The Prophet said, ‘That was Gabriel. He came to me and told me that whoever among my community dies without associating anything with Allah will enter Paradise.’ I asked, ‘Messenger of Allah, even if he commits fornication and theft?’ He replied, ‘Even if he commits fornication and theft.’ I said to Zayd, ‘I was told that this was Abu al-Darda.’ He said, ‘I testify that Abu Dharr himself told it to me at al-Rabadhah.’ Al-Amash said: Abu Salih also narrated to me from Abu al-Darda something similar. Abu Shihab related from al-Amash the wording, ‘and I still had it with me for more than three nights.’