One hundred and twenty sheep
Abu Zura who is one of his friends serving him during some of his trips, narrates:
“In a trip, he had made me got on his camel, too. Sometimes, the whip that he was using in order to move the camel was touching my leg and hurting me. A little while later, he became aware of the situation and asked:
O Abu Zura, is my whip also touching you? I embarrassedly answered:
“Yes, O the Apostle of Allah!”
He did not say anything. A while later, we arrived at a place where the booties of war belonged to him were available. He separated one hundred and twenty sheep from there and gave them to me as a gift and said:
“O Abu Zura, these sheep are in return for my hurting you without being aware of it on the way.”
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