হাদিস 191: কবর, মৃতদের রুহ ও বরযখ জগতের সার্বিক বিবরণ

Muhammad ibn al-Mughirah narrated to us, saying: And in the book of my grandfather, it is said that al-Kalbi said: A man died in Medina, and his father grieved over him with intense sorrow. The father was shown in a dream: "If you go to the grave of your son, bid him farewell." So he went out walking until he came to his grave. He was a man who did not compose poetry, yet it was cast upon his tongue to say:

"O dweller of the leveled grave, you have stirred within me a sorrow that will endure through the lengths of decay.

A protracted grief, O my son, that has not ended, and my eyes have not closed since that calamity struck me.

Beware of what occurred, of what was given to drink, of the agonies of death and the distress that was decreed,

And the squeezing of the grave, in which there is torment."

He said: Then the man turned to leave, and a voice called out to him from behind:

"Listen, and I shall tell you of an evident reality that has shone forth, with news clearer than the light of midmorning,

Regarding the agonies of death and the sorrow that has cleared away, and the joy he encountered after Allah's pleasure.

The confession of Tawhid (the oneness of Allah) was steadfast among us; and through that, immense abundance and wealth have been attained,

In the Gardens of Firdaws, pleasing for the youth, wherein he is called, living in bliss with whatever his soul desires."

He said: Then the voice fell silent, and the man departed, and after that, his son never troubled his thoughts again with sorrow until he died.