In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful
The life of the predecessors between words and deeds
The condition of the predecessors upon death
Stories and news
When Abu Bakr, may God be pleased with him, was dying
Aisha, may God be pleased with her, came
So I imitated this house
Whose tears are still hidden
It must be flushed once
Abu Bakr, may God be pleased with him, said
Indeed, the intoxication of death came with truth
That's what you were deviating from
On the authority of Ibn Omar, may God be pleased with him, what he said
Omar's head, may God be pleased with him, was on my thigh
During his illness in which he died
He told me to put my head on the ground
He said so I said
What do you have to do with it, was it on my thighs or on the ground?
He said put it on the ground
He said, so I put him on the ground
He said: Woe to me, woe to my mother
If my Lord does not forgive me
And the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, was sent
Seventy reciters to Bani Amer
When they came
Haram Ibn Milhan, may God be pleased with him, told them
I introduce you
If they wish me to inform them about the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
Otherwise you would be close to me
So he came forward and they secured him
While he was telling them about the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace
They pointed to a man among them
So he stabbed him and executed him
He said with blood like this
So he sprinkled it on his face and head
Then he said
God is great, I am victorious, Lord of the Kaaba
On the authority of Ziyad, the client of Ibn Abbas, may God be pleased with him, what he said
Someone who visited Hudhayfah Ibn Al-Yaman, may God be pleased with him, told me
During his illness in which he died
And he said
Had I not seen this day as the last day of the world
And the first day of the afterlife
I didn't speak it
Oh God, you know that I used to prefer poverty rather than wealth
He prefers humiliation over pride
I prefer death over life
Habib came to his advantage
I do not succeed from regret
Then he died, may God have mercy on him
On the authority of Salam Ibn Bashir Ibn Hajal, he said:
Abu Hurairah, may God be pleased with him, cried during his illness
So he was told
What makes you cry, Abu Hurairah?
He said
As for me, I do not cry for this world of yours
But I cry because of my long journey and my lack of food
I am on the rise and landing on heaven and hell
I don't know which one of them follows me
When Abu Darda’, may God be pleased with him, was dying
Make say
Who works like this on a day like this?
Who works like this for me?
Abu Musa Al-Ashari, may God be pleased with him, worked very hard before his death
So he was told
If you catch yourself and take it easy
He said
If the horses are sent, they approach the head of their course
She took out everything she had
Which left me with less than that
When Muawiyah, may God be pleased with him, attended his death
They ran it in the palace
And he said
Have we reached green?
His daughter Ramla screamed
And he said
I'm not yelling at you
She said
We turn you into green
She says have you reached green yet
And he said
If your father's mind is single, he will always be revered
When death befell him, he said:
I wish I were a man from the Quraysh in Dhitawi
And I did not get anything from this matter
Bilal, may God be pleased with him, said when his death attended him
Tomorrow we will meet our loved ones
Muhammad and his party
His wife says
Wow!
He says
Oh his joy
Salman Al-Farsi, may God be pleased with him, cried upon death
It was said: What makes you cry?
He said
I don't cry because of your longing
No fear of death
But the lack of zadi and after maaz
Anas bin Sirin said
Anas bin Malik, may God be pleased with him, witnessed his death
So he started saying
They taught me that there is no god but God
He continued saying it until he died
Ibrahim Al-Nakhai, may God have mercy on him, cried when he died
He was told: What makes you cry?
He said
I am waiting for a messenger from God who will give me good news of heaven or hell
When Abdul Rahman bin Al-Aswad was dying, may God have mercy on him, he cried
He was told: What makes you cry?
He said
Sorry for fasting and praying
He continued to recite the Qur’an until he died
Death was attended by a righteous man, may God have mercy on him
He cried
So he was told
Bucky sign
It is the world that you know
And he said
I don't have to cry
But I swear to God, I cry at the separation of the male and the gatherings of his family
When Amer bin Abdullah was dying, may God have mercy on him, he cried
It was said: What makes you cry?
He said
I do not cry out of fear of death nor out of concern for the world
But I cry over the twilight hours and the winter nights
Ibn Aoun, may God have mercy on him, used to say upon death:
year year
And beware of innovations
Until he died
On the authority of Muhammad bin Thabit Al-Banani, may God have mercy on him, he said:
I went to teach my father when he died
And he said
Son, leave me alone
I am in the seventh rose
It is as if he is reading and his soul is leaving
Death befell a man from the city
He was alarmed
He was told: Are you afraid?
And he said
Why am I not alarmed?
By God, if the messenger of the governor of Medina were to come to me, I would be terrified for that
So how about the Messenger of the Lord of the Worlds?
When death came, Sheikh Al-Kasani, may God have mercy on him
He started reading Surat Ibrahim
Until he ended with the Almighty saying
God strengthens those who believe with the firm word in this life and in the afterlife
So his soul left when he finished speaking and in the afterlife
A life of peace between words and deeds