Book 42: The distribution (of goods or wealh) and the hanging of a cluster of dates in the mosque.
Sahih al-Bukhari
Sahih al-Bukhari 421
Anas (r.a) narrated: ‘Riches were brought to the Prophet (saw) from Baḥrain and he said: “Spread them out in the mosque.” This was the greatest quantity of wealth that was ever brought to him. The Prophet (saw) went out for Prayer and paid it no notice. When he finished the Prayer, he came, sat by it and gave it to everyone he saw. At that moment, ʿAbbās (r.a) came to him and said: “O Messenger of Allāh! Grant me a portion of it, for I ransomed myself and also ransomed ʿAqīl (r.a).” The Prophet (saw) said to him: “Take”, so he scooped some up [enfolding it] in his clothes. Then, he proceeded to carry it but could not. He said: “O Messenger of Allāh! Order some of the others to help me lift it.” The Prophet (saw) replied: “No.” He said: “Then you lift it to me.” The Prophet (saw) replied: “No.” Hence, he [ʿAbbās (r.a)] put some of it back, then lifted it, placing it onto his shoulders, and set off. The Messenger of Allāh (saw) continued watching him until he vanished from view, astonished by his desire [to have that money]. The Messenger of Allāh (saw) remained seated until not a single dirham of the wealth remained.’
Translation: Ahmadiyya Muslim Jamaat