Sahih al-Bukhari 5375

From Abu Hazim, from Abu Hurayrah: I was struck by severe hardship, and I met ʿUmar ibn al-Khattab. I asked him to recite a verse from the Book of God. He went into his house and opened the door for me. I had gone only a short distance when I fell face-first from hardship and hunger. Then the Messenger of God, peace and blessings be upon him, was standing at my head and said, “Abu Hurayrah!” I said, “At your service, Messenger of God; I am ready to obey.” He took my hand and helped me stand. He recognized my condition and took me to his lodging. He ordered a large bowl of milk for me, and I drank from it. Then he said, “Drink again, Abu Hirr.” I drank again. Then he said, “Drink.” I drank again until my stomach was full and rounded like a cup. He said: I met ʿUmar and told him what had happened to me. I said, “God entrusted this matter to someone more entitled to it than you, ʿUmar. By God, I asked you to recite the verse, even though I know it better than you.” ʿUmar said, “By God, it would have been dearer to me to have brought you in than to possess red camels.”