Abu Ayyub narrated that : The Messenger of Allah said: Four are from the Sunan of the Messengers: Al-Hayat, using Atar, the Siwak, and marriage.

Abdullah bin Mas'ud narrated: We went with Allah's Messenger, while we were young men who had nothing. He said: 'O young men! You should marry, for indeed it helps in lowering the gaze and protecting the private parts. Whoever among you is not able to marry, then let him fast, for indeed fasting will diminish his sexual desire.

Qatadah narrated from Al-Hasan, from Samurah that: The Prophet prohibited celibacy.

Sa'eed bin Al-Musayyab narrated from Sa'b bin Abi Waqqas: The Messenger of Allah refused Uthman bin Ma'zun (when he asked) regarding celibacy, and if he had permitted it for him, then we would have castrated ourselves.

Abu Hurairah narrated that: The Messenger of Allah said: When someone whose religion and character you are pleased with proposes to (someone under the care) of one of you, then marry to him. If you do not do so, then there will be turmoil (Fitnah) in the land and abounding discord (Fasad).

Abu Hatim Al-Muzani narrated that: The Messenger of Allah said: When someone whose religion and character you are pleased with comes to you then marry (her to) him. If you do not do so, then there will be turmoil (Fitnah) in the land and discord (Fasad). If you do not do so, then there will be turmoil (Fitnah) in the land and discord (Fasad). They said: O Messenger of Allah! What if there was something about him? He said: When someone whose religion and character you are pleased with comes to you then marry him. (And he (pbuh) said this) three times.

Jabir narrated that: The Prophet said: Indeed the woman is married for her religion, her wealth, and her beauty, so take the one with religion, and may your hands be dusty.

Bakr bin Abdullah Al-Muzani narrated that : Al-Mughirah bin Shu'bah proposed to a woman, so the Prophet said: Look at her, for indeed that is more likely to make things better between the two of you.

Abu Al-Balj narrated from Muhammad bin Hatib Al-Jumahi who said that: The Messenger of Allah said: The distinction between the lawful and the unlawful is the Duff and the voice.

Aishah narrated that: The Messenger of Allah said: Publicize this marriage, and hold it in the Masjid, and beat the Duff for it.

Ar-Rubai bint Muawwidh said: The morning after the consummation of my marriage, the Prophet came and sat on my bed as far from me as you are sitting now, and our little girls started beating the Duff and reciting verses mourning my father who had been killed in the battle of Badr. One of them said: 'Among us is a Prophet who knows what will happen tomorrow.' On that the Prophet said: 'Stop saying this, and keep on saying what you were saying before.'

Abu Hurairah narrated that: When supplicating for the newlywed, the Prophet would say: (Barak Allahu laka wa baraka alaik, wa jama'a bainakuma fi khair.) May Allah bless you and send blessings upon you, and bring goodness between you.

Ibn Abbas narrated that: The Messenger of Allah said: If anyone of you, when having sexual intercourse with his wife, says: (Bismillah, Allahumma jannibnash-Shaitana wa jannibish-Shaitana ma razaqtana) 'In the Name of Allah, O Allah! Protect me from Shaitan and protect what you bestow upon us from Shaitan' - then if Allah decrees that they should have a child, Shaitan will not be able to harm him.'

Aishah narrated: The Messenger of Allah married me in Shawwal, and he took up residence with me in Shawwal.

Anas bin Malik narrated: The Messenger of Allah saw some traces of saffron on `Abdur-Rahman bin `Awf so he said: 'What is this?' He said: 'I married a woman for the amount of gold equal to a date stone.' So he said: 'May Allah bless you. Have a banquet, even if with only one sheep.'

Anas bin Malik narrated: The Prophet had a banquet for Safiyyah bint Huyayy with Sawiq and dates.

(Another chain similar to the narration as no. 1095) : Others have reported this Hadith from Ibn Uyainah, from Az-Zuhri, from Anas, and they did not mention from Wa'il, from his son Nawf in it.

Ibn Mas'ud narrated that : The Messenger of Allah said: Having food on the first day is was is obligatory, and having food on the second day is Sunnah, and having food on the third day is to be heard of, and whoever wants to be heard of, Allah will make him heard of.

Ibn Umar narrated that: The Messenger of Allah said: Accept the invitation when you are offered.

Abu Mas'ud narrated: A man named Abu Shu'aib came to a slave of his, who was a butcher, and said: 'Prepare some food for me that will be sufficient for five, for I have seen hunger in the face of the Messenger of Allah.' So he prepared some food. Then he sent a message to the Prophet inviting him and those who were sitting with him. When the Prophet stood, he was followed by a man who was not with them when they were invited. When the Messenger of Allah arrive at the door he said to the owner of the house: 'A man who was not with us when you invited us followed us, if you permit him, he will enter.' He said: We have permitted him, let him enter.

Jabir bin Abdullah narrated: I married a woman and went to the Prophet, he said: 'O Jabir! Have you married?' I said: 'Yes.' He said: 'A virgin or a matron?' I said: 'A matron.' He said: 'Why didn't you marry a young girl, so that you may play with her and she with you?' I said: 'O Messenger of Allah! Abdullah (his father) died and left behind seven - or nine - daughter, so I have brought someone who can look after them.' (He said:) So he supplicated for me.

Abu Musa narrated that : the Messenger of Allah said: There is no marriage except with a Wali.

Aishah narrated that: The Messenger of Allah said: Whichever woman married without the permission of her Wali her marriage is invalid, her marriage is invalid, her marriage is invalid. If he entered into her, then the Mahr is for her in lieu of what he enjoyed from her private part. If they disagree, then the Sultan is the Wali for one who has no Wali.

Ibn Abbas narrated that : the Prophet said: The adulteresses are the ones who marry themselves without Bayyinah (proof).

(Another chain) from Sa'eed bin Abi Arubah, with similar (narration), : And he did not narrate it in Marfu form, and this is more correct.