Muslim 184 — Cast on Paradise's rivers, growing like the seed in flood silt

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«قال أبو سعيد الخدري: قال رسول الله: أما أهل النار الذين هم أهلها فإنهم لا يموتون فيها ولا يحيون، ولكن ناس أصابتهم النار بذنوبهم فأماتهم إماتة، حتى إذا كانوا فحماً أذن بالشفاعة فجيء بهم ضبائر ضبائر فبثوا على أنهار الجنة ثم قيل: يا أهل الجنة أفيضوا عليهم، فينبتون نبات الحبة تكون في حميل السيل»

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Mentions: Muhammad· Abu Said al-Khudri· Intercession

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The Prophet's address to the Ansar at al-Ji'rana· The complaint of Ali's troops after Yemen and the Prophet's words: do not complain of Ali· The last sermon from the minbar· Alqama ibn Mujazziz's expedition to the Jeddah coast· The Prophet's dream of the two gold bracelets, interpreted as the two liars· Muslim 49 — Whoever sees an evil must change it with his hand· Muslim 186 — The last to come out of the Fire· Muslim 199 — Every prophet has a prayer; mine is saved as intercession for my ummah

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The Prophet's address to the Ansar at al-Ji'rana

When the Ansar received nothing of the lavish Hunayn grants and grumbled that 'the Prophet has rejoined his own people', Sa'd ibn Ubada conveyed their hurt and gathered them in an enclosure; the Prophet reminded them they had been astray and God guided them, destitute and God enriched them, enemies and God reconciled their hearts — then asked whether they were not content that people return with sheep and camels while they return to their homes with the Messenger of God; the Ansar wept until their beards were wet and declared themselves content with the Messenger of God as their share.