Hadith 181: I emigrated to the Messenger of Allah salla Llahu ‘alayhi wa sallam. Once, while I was with him one day, he said to me, “O ‘Amr, should I show you a dabbah (animal) of Jannat that eats food, drinks beverages, and walks in the marketplaces?”….
Hadith 180: Verily the duel of ‘Ali ibn Abi Talib against ‘Amr ibn Wudd on the Day of Khandaq (i.e. the Battle of the Trench) is more virtuous than all the good deeds of my Ummah until the Day of Resurrection.
February 4, 2019Hadith 182: Jibril descended and said, “O Muhammad, verily Allah subhanahu wa ta ‘ala sends his salam (greetings) and says to you, ‘Every one of the Ummah will come on the Day of Resurrection thirsty, except for that person who loves Abu Bakr, ‘Umar, ‘Uthman, and ‘Ali.’”
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Hadith 181
هاجرت إلى رسول الله صلى الله عليه وسلم، فبينما أنا عنده ذات يوم، قال لي: يا عمرو هل أريك دابة الجنة، تأكل الطعام، وتشرب الشراب، وتمشي في الأسواق؟ قال: قلت: بلى بأبي أنت وأمي. قال: هذا دابة الجنة، وأشار إلى علي بن أبي طالب.
I emigrated to the Messenger of Allah salla Llahu ‘alayhi wa sallam. Once, while I was with him one day, he said to me, “O ‘Amr, should I show you a dabbah (animal) of Jannat that eats food, drinks beverages, and walks in the marketplaces?” I said, “But of course, may my father and mother be sacrificed.” He said, “This is a dabbah of Jannat.” And he pointed towards ‘Ali ibn Abi Talib.
This is narrated — from ‘Amr ibn al Hamiq. Al Haythami said, “Al Tabarani narrates this hadith. It contains several da’if (weak) narrators.”[1]
I was unable to locate it.
[1] Al Haythami: Majma’ al Zawaʾid, 1/400.
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Hadith 181
هاجرت إلى رسول الله صلى الله عليه وسلم، فبينما أنا عنده ذات يوم، قال لي: يا عمرو هل أريك دابة الجنة، تأكل الطعام، وتشرب الشراب، وتمشي في الأسواق؟ قال: قلت: بلى بأبي أنت وأمي. قال: هذا دابة الجنة، وأشار إلى علي بن أبي طالب.
I emigrated to the Messenger of Allah salla Llahu ‘alayhi wa sallam. Once, while I was with him one day, he said to me, “O ‘Amr, should I show you a dabbah (animal) of Jannat that eats food, drinks beverages, and walks in the marketplaces?” I said, “But of course, may my father and mother be sacrificed.” He said, “This is a dabbah of Jannat.” And he pointed towards ‘Ali ibn Abi Talib.
This is narrated — from ‘Amr ibn al Hamiq. Al Haythami said, “Al Tabarani narrates this hadith. It contains several da’if (weak) narrators.”[1]
I was unable to locate it.
[1] Al Haythami: Majma’ al Zawaʾid, 1/400.