No, Ibn Umar, may Allah be pleased with him, and even leniency, Ibn Abbas says, excuse me, the rare narrations of Ibn Mas'ud, they mean these things, they mean that Ibn Umar, may Allah be pleased with them both, was strict in some matters.

So Ibn Abbas would make things easier, and he would say that sometimes he exaggerated.

In strictness or exaggeration, and Ibn Abbas in leniency or exaggeration.

This is what is meant, but these are rare things, not obvious or prominent things, but I mean he had some strictness, may Allah be pleased with him.

He would sometimes walk in the footsteps that the Messenger ﷺ walked.

He would sit in the place where the Messenger sat. He would even undo his cloak as the Messenger used to undo it.

He, may Allah be pleased with him, used to be so thorough in wudu that he would let water enter his eyes, and he said that he even went blind because of this, may Allah be pleased with him. So these strict practices of Ibn Umar are mentioned as examples. Yes, that's right.