Riyad as-Salihin — Hadith #46285

On the authority of Abu Hurairah, may God be pleased with him, he said: The Messenger of God, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him, said: “There is no owner of gold or silver who does not pay what is due to him unless on the Day of Resurrection, plates of fire are spread out for him, and he is heated over them in the fire of Hell, and his side, forehead, and back are burned with them. Whenever they cool, they are restored to him in a day equal to fifty thousand years, until he is judged among the servants and sees his path, either to Paradise, or To Hell." It was said: O Messenger of God What about camels? He said: “There is no owner of camels who does not pay them their due, and it is their right to milk them on the day they are returned, unless on the Day of Resurrection he will cover them with a gurgling area as abundant as they were, not losing a single species of them. They will trample it with their soles, and bite it with their mouths whenever the first of them passes by, and the last of them will be returned to him, on a day equal to fifty thousand years, until he is judged among the servants and sees his way, either to Paradise. Or to Hell." It was said: O Messenger of God So what about cows and sheep? He said: “There is no owner of cows or sheep who will not pay them their due unless on the Day of Resurrection, he flattens them with rumbling areas, and does not lose anything from them. They are neither crooked, nor bald, nor lean. They gore him with their horns and trample him with their hooves. Whenever the first of them passes over him, the last of them will return to him, on a day equal to fifty thousand years until he is judged among the servants, and he will see his way, either to... Paradise, or to Hell." It was said: Oh Messenger of God, what about horses? He said: “There are three types of horses: they are a burden for a man, they are a cover for a man, and they are a reward for a man. As for those that are a burden for him, a man tied them up to show off, pride, and embarrassment to the people of Islam, they are a burden for him. As for those that are a cover for him, a man tied them for the sake of God, and then did not forget God’s right to their appearance, nor their necks, they are a cover for him. As for those that are a burden for him, a man tied them for the sake of God for the people of Islam in A meadow or a meadow, and I have not eaten of that A meadow or a garden is nothing except that the number of its dung and urine is recorded for it as good deeds, and the number of its dung and urine is written for it as good deeds. Do not cut its length and extend one or two honors except that God writes for it the number of its traces and dung as good deeds. Its owner does not pass by it by a river and drinks from it, and does not want to water it except that God writes for him the number of good deeds that it drank. Al-Aitar before sleep is only recommended for the one who does not trust himself to wake up at the end of the night. If he trusts, then the end of the night is better.