96 – Isḥāq ibn Ismāʿīl narrated to us; Sufyān narrated to us; Dāwūd ibn Shābūr narrated, from Abū Qazaʿah—a man from Basra—either from him or from another transmitter, who said:

“We were passing by one of the watering places that lie between us and Basra when we heard a donkey braying. We asked, ‘What is that braying?’ He replied, ‘This is the grave of a man who used to live among us. Whenever his mother spoke to him about something, he would retort, “Bray your bray!” After he died, that very braying has been heard at his grave every night.’”