Simak ibn Harb
أبو المغيرة سماك بن حرب بن أوس
Successor, died 123 AH in Kufa. Named in the chains of 324 narrations of the library, 41 in Muslim, 63 in Abu Dawud, 67 in Tirmidhi.
324narrations name him
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123 AHhe died, in Kufa
In the books of narrators: Truthful, صدوق ، وروايته عن عكرمة خاصة مضطربة ، وقد تغير بأخرة ، فكان ربما يلقن.
Narrations he is named in
Ash-Shama'il
Ash-Shama'il 8“I heard Jabir ibn Samurah say:
‘The Messenger of Allah was dali al-fam, ashkal al-‘ain, manhus al-‘aqib.’
Shuba said: ‘I asked Simak: ‘What is dali al-fam?’ He replied: ‘ endowed with a lean heel.’’’’”Ash-Shama'il 16“I saw the Seal between the shoulders of the Messenger of Allah as a red swelling like the egg of the dove.”Ash-Shama'il 38“When he oiled his head, no grayness was visible, and when he did not apply oil, some was visible.”Ash-Shama'il 43Sahih“Was there any grayness of the head of the Messenger of Allah?” He replied: “There was no grayness on the head of the Messenger of Allah, except some hairs in the part of his hair when he applied oil and the oil made them visible.”Ash-Shama'il 126“I saw the Messenger of Allah leaning on a cushion on his left side.”Ash-Shama'il 130“I saw the Messenger of Allah leaning on a cushion.”Ash-Shama'il 147Sahih“Do you not have what you want in the way of food and drink? I have seen your Prophet, and the poor-quality dates that he finds are what fills his stomach.”Ash-Shama'il 220Daif“There was a slenderness in the legs of the Messenger of Allah, and his laugh always took the
form of a joyful smile, so when I looked at him, I said: ‘His eyes are blackened, though and he is not black-eyed’!”Ash-Shama'il 240‘I sat with the Prophet more than one hundred times, and his Companions used to recite poetry to one another. They would also reminisce over things relating to the pagan era, while he was silent and sometimes even smiled with them.’Ash-Shama'il 356Sahih“Do you not have what you want in the way of food and drink? I have seen your Prophet, and the poor-quality dates that he finds are what fills his stomach.”