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hadith 1058
Hadith #
1058
Book
Mishkāt al-Anwār
Volume
1
Part
Section 4 - On How to Associate with Other People
Chapter
Chapter 1 - On Choosing Friends
Source
ʿAlī b. al-Ḥasan al-Ṭabrisī
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A man went to see Salman Farsi and told him that someone had invited him for dinner. He said: “Go greet him and ask him if I can bring all my companions with me.” The man went, and returned and said: “Yes. Come with all your companions.” There were thirteen people in all. They went to the man's house and asked for permission to enter. The host stepped out of his house, took Salman's hand, and directed them all into the house. He asked Salman to sit down and asked the rest to sit on the right and left hands sides. The weather was hot, so he unbuttoned his shirt and laughed. Then Salman laughed, and the others laughed, too. Then they asked why Salman had laughed. He said: “I heard God's Prophet say that God will look upon whoever honors his Muslim brothers with Godly intentions. And whoever is looked upon by God will never be punished.”
جاء رجل إلى سلمان الفارسي فدعاه، فقال: إن فلانا صنع لك طعاما، فقال: أقرأه مني السلام وقل له أنا ومن معي؟ فرجع الرسول فقال: أنت ومن معك، قال: فقمنا وكنا ثلاثة عشر رجلا فأتينا الباب فاستأذن [سلمان] فخرج رب البيت فأخذ بيد سلمان فأدخله البيت، فأمر رفقتنا عن يمينه وشماله فأجلسه وحل زر قميصه، وكان أيام حر ففرح منه فضحك سلمان ففرحنا بضحكه، فقلنا: يا أبا عبد الله، ما الذي أضحكك؟ قال: سمعت رسول الله (صلى الله عليه وآله) يقول: ما من رجل مسلم أكرم أخاه المسلم بتكرمة يريد بها وجه الله إلا نظر الله إليه، وما نظر الله إلى عبد [إلا] فلا يعذبه أبدا.
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