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hadith 49
Hadith #
49
Book
Kitāb al-Muʾmin
Volume
1
Section
1
Part
Content
Chapter
The Severity of a Believer’s Afflictions
Source
Ḥusayn b. Saʿīd al-Ahwāzī
۞
49. It has been narrated that Abu 'Abd Allah (a.s) said
' The Messenger of Allah (a.s) laughed once until his teeth were showing, 'Will you not ask me why I am laughing?' he asked. 'Indeed, O Messenger of Allah,' inquired the people. 'I am amazed at a Muslim, whatever Allah decrees for him will always turn out good for him in the end,' he said.
49 - وعن أبي عبد الله (ع) قال
ضحك رسول الله (ص) حتى بدت نواجذه، ثم قال: ألا تسألوني عما ضحكت؟ قالوا: بلى يا رسول الله، قال عجِبتُ للمرءِ المسلم أنه ليس من قضاءٍ يقضيه اللهُ له إلاّ كان خيراً له في عاقبةِ أمره.
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