On the authority of Thawban, who said: The Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him, said: "The nations will soon call one another against you, just as diners call one another to their bowl." A man asked: "Will we be few in number on that day?" He said: "Rather, on that day you will be many, but you will be like scum carried by a flood. And Allah will surely strip from the hearts of your enemies the awe of you, and He will surely cast into your hearts al-wahn." A man asked: "O Messenger of Allah, what is al-wahn?" He said: "Love of this world and hatred of death."(1)

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(1) A hasan hadith, but this chain is weak due to the unknown status of Abu Abd al-Salam—whose name is Salih ibn Rustam—though he has a corroborating narrator. Ibn Jabir: he is Abd al-Rahman ibn Yazid.
It was also recorded by Ibn Abi Asim in "Al-Zuhd" (268), al-Ruyani in his "Musnad" (654), al-Tabarani in "Al-Shamiyyin" (600), al-Bayhaqi in "Al-Dala'il" 6/534, al-Baghawi (4224), Ibn Asakir in "Tarikh Dimashq" 23/330, and al-Mizzi in his biography of Salih ibn Rustam Abu Abd al-Salam in "Tahdhib al-Kamal" 13/46, via the route of Abd al-Rahman ibn Yazid ibn Jabir, from him.
It was also recorded by Ahmad (22397), Ibn Abi al-Dunya in "Al-Uqubat" (5), al-Tabarani in "Al-Kabir" (1452), and Abu Nu'aym in "Hilyat al-Awliya'" 1/182, via the route of Abu Asma' al-Rahbi, from Thawban. Its chain is hasan. Al-Tabarani did not cite its wording.
It was also recorded by Sa'id ibn Mansur in his "Sunan" (2897), from Isma'il ibn Ayyash, from Shurahbil ibn Muslim, from Thawban, as a mauquf report of his own saying. Its chain is hasan. Isma'il's narration here is from a man of his own town, so it is acceptable.
It was also recorded as mauquf by al-Tayalisi (992), Ibn Abi Shaybah 15/53, al-Bukhari in his "Al-Tarikh al-Kabir" 6/352, and al-Bayhaqi in "Al-Shu'ab" (10372), via the route of Amr ibn Ubayd al-Abshami, from Thawban. This Amr ibn Ubayd is unknown.
His saying: "al-akalah" — it was thus vocalized in (H) with two fathas, and vocalized in (A) with a long vowel and kasrah on the kaf, on the pattern of fa'ilah, and both are plurals of akil. Abu al-Tayyib said: It is vocalized in some sound copies with two fathas, on the pattern of talabah, and it is a plural of akil. He said in "Al-Majma'", quoting from "Al-Mafatih Sharh al-Masabih": It is also narrated as "al-akalah" with two fathas, a plural of akil. End quote. And shortly before this he said: Abu Dawud's narration to us is "al-akilah" on the pattern of fa'ilah.