1- The Forgotten sword
Alī ibn Muḥammad said:
[Once] a man of Abeh [Âveh] brought a property to present to “Nāhīya al-Mūqaddasa [Imām Zamān (mGehr)]”. But he had forgotten to bring a sword. Anyhow, he presented what he had with him. Then, His Excellency [Imām Zamān (mGehr)] wrote to him,
ما خبر السَّیف الَّذی نسیته؟
What about the sword you forgot?! 1
2- The need for shroud dress
Alī ibn Muḥammad Samuri wrote a letter to Walī ˈAsr (mGehr), and asked for a shroud dress. The Excellency replied,
إنَّک تحتاج إلیه فی سنة ثمانین
You will need it in 80[AH].2
And he died in 80 AH. They sent the shroud for him, some days before his death.
3- Unreal name and lineage
A man from Balḵ sent five dinar to Imām Zamān (mGehr) by a driver. In the letter, he had changed his name. But, he received a letter from Imām Zamān (mGehr), in his [the man’s] real name and lineage, in addition to his blessing pray.3
Sources:
1- Al-Kulaynī, Vol. 1, P. 523, Hadith 19.
2- Ibid. Vol.1, P.524, Hadith 26.
3-M. J. “Al Amolī”, Ṭabarī, Dalāʾil al-Imāma, P. 287