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hadith 1727
Hadith #
1727
Book
Mishkāt al-Anwār
Volume
1
Part
Section 7 - On Hardships, Promised Rewards, and Remembering Death
Chapter
Chapter 6 - On Calamities and Trials
Source
ʿAlī b. al-Ḥasan al-Ṭabrisī
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Isma'il ibn Jarir said: “I thought that when my camel and I fell down hard, it was the punishment for a sin I had committed before. One day when I went to see Imam Sadiq (a.s), before I said something Imam Sadiq (a.s) said: “Jacob got sick but did not ask his Lord for remedy. He had not getten sick due to having committed any sins. Some people came to visit him but he smelled so bad that their horses would not come near him. One of them yelled: “O' Jacob! You would not have suffered this way if you had not committed any sins.” At this time Jacob called his Lord and God cured him.”
عن إسماعيل بن جرير قال
لما صرعت تلك الصرعة - وكان سقط عن بعيره - قال: جعلت في ذلك أقول في نفسي لذنب كان عقوبة ما أرى؟ قال: فدخلت على أبي عبد الله (عليه السلام) فقال لي مبتديا: إن أيوب ابتلي بغير ذنب - أو قال: من غير ذنب - فلم يسأل ربه العافية حتى أتاه قوم يعودونه، فلم تتقدم عليهم دوابهم من ريحه، فناداه بعضهم: أي أيوب، لولا أنك مذنب ما أصابك الذي أصابك؟ فقال عندها: يا رب يا رب، فصرف الله عنه.
Tags Prophet Ayyub (Job)Trials and AfflictionsSupplication

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