হাদিস 86: পুনরুত্থান ও কবর থেকে মানবজাতির নির্গমন

86 - Ali ibn al-Hasan ibn Abi Maryam narrated to us, from Muhammad ibn al-Husayn, Sadaqah ibn Bakr al-Sa'di narrated to me, Mufadda ibn Sulayman narrated to me, saying:

Abu Muhallim al-Jasri used to have his brethren gather around him, and he was a wise man. Whenever he recited this verse: {And the Trumpet will be blown, and at once from the graves to their Lord they will hasten. They will say: 'O woe to us! Who has raised us up from our sleeping place?'} [Surah Ya-Sin 36:51-52], he would weep and then say: "Indeed, the Day of Resurrection in the Book of Allah is described through profound allusions, its sheer dread confounding human imagination! By Allah, if the people had truly been in a slumber as the literal meaning of their words might suggest, they would not have cried out in woe at the very first instant of their resurrection, before they had even been made to stand at the place of presentation, unless they had witnessed a grave peril, and the Resurrection with its colossal terrors had overtaken them. And if they had been suffering pain and torment in their graves throughout their long stay in the Barzakh, they would not have cried out in woe when that ended unless they were transferred to a darkness even greater than it. Were it not so, those people would not have belittled what they were previously enduring by calling it a 'sleep'. And indeed, there is proof of this in the Qur'an where He says: {So when there comes the Greatest Catastrophe} [Surah an-Nazi'at 79:34]." He said: Then he would weep until his beard became wet.