Messenger of Allah (ﷺ) visited me in my illness which became severe in the year

Kutoka kwa Abu Ishaq Sa'd bin Abu Waqqas (Radhi za Allah ziwe juu yake) (one of the ten who had been given the glad tidings of entry into Jannah) narrated: "Mjumbe wa Allah (Rehema na amani za Allah ziwe juu yake) visited me in my illness which became severe in the year of Hajjat-ul-Wada' (Farewell Pilgrimage). I said, "Ewe Mjumbe wa Allah, you can see the pain which I am suffering and I am a man of means and there is none to inherit from me except one daughter. Should I give two-thirds of my property in sadaka?" He (ﷺ) said, "No". I asked him, "Then half?" He said, "No". Then I asked, "Can I give away one-third". He said, "Give away one-third, and that is still too much. It is better to leave your heirs well-off than to leave them poor, begging people. You will not expend a thing in sadaka for the sake of Allah, but you will be rewarded for it; even the morsel of food which you feed your wife". I said, "Ewe Mjumbe wa Allah, would I survive my companions?" He said, "If you survive others and accomplish a thing for the sake of Allah, you would gain higher ranking and standing. You will survive them ... your survival will be beneficial to people (the Muislamu) and harmful to others (the enemies of Islam). You will survive others till the people will derive benefit from you, and others would be harmed by you." Mjumbe wa Allah (Rehema na amani za Allah ziwe juu yake) further said, "O Allah, complete for my Companions their emigration and do not cause them to retract." Sa'd bin Khaulah was unfortunate. Mjumbe wa Allah (Rehema na amani za Allah ziwe juu yake) lamented his death as he died in Makkah.."