983 — “Whoever withdraws from obedience and separates from the community, then dies, dies a death of the Age of Ignorance. Whoever fights under a banner of blind partisanship, becoming angry for a faction, calling to a faction, or supporting a faction, and is killed, his killing is one of the Age of Ignorance. Whoever rises against my community, striking down both its righteous and its wicked, sparing none of its believers, and not honoring the covenant of anyone with whom he has made one, is not of me, and I am not of him.”

Muslim (6/21), al-Nasa’i (2/177), and Ahmad (2/306 and 488) recorded it from Abu Hurayrah as a hadith attributed to the Prophet. Part of it is corroborated by the hadith of Jundub ibn Abdullah al-Bajalī, which has preceded under (433), with the wording: “Whoever is killed under a banner of blind partisanship” ...

984 — “Whoever withdraws his hand from obedience will meet Allah on the Day of Resurrection with no proof in his favor. Whoever dies with no pledge of allegiance binding upon him dies a death of the Age of Ignorance.”

Muslim (6/22) recorded it from Ibn Umar. Al-Hakim also recorded it (1/77 and 117) with the wording: “Whoever departs from the community by the span of a hand has cast off the yoke of Islam from his neck, until he returns to it. Whoever dies without an imam and a community dies a death of the Age of Ignorance.” Al-Hakim said: “Authentic according to the criteria of al-Bukhari and Muslim.” Al-Dhahabi agreed with him.

985 — “O people, this is from your spoils of war. Hand over the needle and thread, and anything more or less than that, for misappropriating war booty will be shame, disgrace, and Fire for those guilty of it on the Day of Resurrection.”