10 - Ahmad bin Fudayl narrated:
"Abu Mu'awiyah al-Aswad went out for
Jihad and took part in a battle in which the Muslims had surrounded a fortress on top of which a
'ilj (Roman disbeliever) was standing who would not throw an arrow or a stone except that he would strike his target. The Muslims complained about this to Abu Mu'awiyah, so he recited: {
"And it was not you who threw when you threw. Rather, it was Allah who threw..."} [
al-Anfal; 17] Then, he said: "Shield me from him."
Then he got up and said: "Where do you wish for me to strike him?"
They said: "In his private parts."
Abu Mu'awiyah said: "O Allah! You have heard what they have asked of me, so grant me what they ask of me!" Then he said
'bismillah' and shot the arrow. The arrow went straight for the wall of the fortress, seemingly about to miss the disbeliever. Then, right when it was about to hit the wall, it changed course and shot straight up, striking the
'ilj in his private parts.
Abu Mu'awiyah then said: "Your problem with him is over.""
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'Siyar A'lam an-Nubala''; 8/43]
11 - Abu az-Zahiriyyah narrated:
"I went to Tarsus, so I entered upon Abu Mu'awiyah al-Aswad after he had become blind. In his house, I saw a
Mushaf hanging from the wall, so said to him: "May Allah have Mercy upon you! A
Mushaf while you cannot even see?"
He replied: "My brother, will you keep a secret for me until the day I die?"
I said: "Yes." Then, he said to me: "Verily, when I want to read from the Qur'an, my eyesight comes back to me.""
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'Siyar A'lam an-Nubala''; 8/43]
12 - Abu Hamzah Nasir bin al-Faraj al-Aslami - and he was a servant of Abu Mu'awiyah al-Aswad - narrates something similar:
"Abu Mu'awiyah had lost his eyesight. So, if he wished to read from the Qur'an, he would grab around the room for the
Mushaf until he would find it. As soon as he would open it, Allah would return his eyesight to him. As soon as he closed it, his eyesight would leave him."
[
'Siyar A'lam an-Nubala''; 8/43]
13 - Usayd bin Hudayr narrated:
...that while he was reciting
'al-Baqarah' at night, and his horse was tied beside him, the horse was suddenly startled and troubled. When he stopped reciting, the horse became quiet, and when he started again, the horse was startled again. Then, he stopped reciting, and the horse became quiet, too. He started reciting again, and the horse was startled and troubled once again. Then, he stopped reciting, and his son, Yahya, was beside the horse. He was afraid that the horse might trample him. When he took the boy away and looked towards the sky, he could not see it.
The next morning he informed the Prophet who said:
"Recite, O Ibn Hudayr! Recite, O Ibn Hudayr!" Ibn Hudayr replied: "O Messenger of Allah! My son, Yahya, was near the horse, and I was afraid that it might trample him, so, I looked towards the sky, and went to him. When I looked at the sky, I saw something like a cloud containing what looked like lamps, and I went out in order not to see it." The Prophet said:
"Do you know what that was?" Ibn Hudayr replied: "No." The Prophet said:
"Those were Angels who came near you for your voice, and if you had kept on reciting till dawn, it would have remained there till morning for the people to have seen it, as it would not have disappeared."
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'Sahih al-Bukhari'; # 5018]
14 - adh-Dhahabi reported:
"Salman al-Farisi and Abu ad-Darda' were eating out of a dish. Suddenly, the dish - or what was in the dish - began to say '
Subhan Allah.'"
[
'Siyar A'lam an-Nubala''; 2/348]
15 - Anas bin Malik narrated:
"One night, 'Ubad bin Bishr and Usayd bin Hudayr left the residence of the Prophet on a very dark night. Suddenly, a light appeared that lit their way for them. When they parted ways, the light disappeared."
[
'Sahih al-Bukhari' (3805), the
'Musnad' of Ahmad (3/138),
'al-Mustadrak' of al-Hakim (3/288), and
'Siyar A'lam an-Nubala'' (1/299)]
16 - Abu Hurayrah narrated:
...that Bint al-Harith said, when Khubayb bin 'Udayy was a prisoner of the Quraysh in Makkah: "...By Allah, one day, I saw him eating from a bunch of grapes in his hand while he was locked in a steel cage, and there were no crops growing in Makkah at the time."
[
'Sahih al-Bukhari' (3045, 3889, 4086, 7402) and
'Siyar A'lam an-Nubala'' (1/249)]
17 - 'Urwah bin az-Zubayr narrated:
"When 'Amir bin Fuhayrah was martyred, 'Amir bin at-Tufayl saw his body being lifted into the air. We considered that these were the Angels lifting him."
[
'al-Isabah fi Ma'rifat as-Sahabah'; 4/247]
18 - Umm Ayman narrated:
"When I was making
Hijrah, and had no supplied or water with me, I was about to die of thirst. I was fasting, and when it was time to break my fast, I heard a noise above my head. So, I looked up, and saw a waterskin hanging above my head. I drank from it until I had quenched my thirst, and I was never thirsty again for the rest of my life."
[
''Siyar A'lam an-Nubala'' (2/224),
'at-Tabaqat' of Ibn Sa'd (/224), and
'al-Isabah' (4/415)]
19 - Ibn Hajar narrated:
...that when az-Zanayrah was tortured by the
Mushrikin so that she would renounce her Islam, her eyesight was taken away. So, the
Mushrikin said: "al-Lat and al-'Uzza took away her eyesight!" So, she said: "No, by Allah!" So, her eyesight was returned.
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'al-Isabah fi Ma'rifat as-Sahabah'; 4/305]
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