Mishkat al-Masabih — Hadith #51706

On the authority of Samurah ibn Jundub, he said: The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, would often say to his companions: “Has any of you seen A vision? So whoever God wills will tell him the story, and he said to us one morning: “Two people came to me tonight, and they sent me away.” And they said to me: Go, and I went with them.” He mentioned a hadith similar to the hadith mentioned in the first chapter, in its length, and in it there is an addition that is not The hadith mentioned, which is his saying: “Then we came to a meadow where it was dark with all the light of spring, and behold, between the backs of the meadow was a man. He is so tall that I can hardly see his head so tall in the sky. Then around the man were two of the tallest boys I have ever seen. I said to them: What is this? Who are these? He said: “They said to me: Go, so we set off and ended up at a great kindergarten. I have never seen a kindergarten greater or better than it.” He said: “They said to me: Insomnia “Therein.” He said: “So we ascended therein and came to a city built of bricks of gold and bricks of silver. Then we came to the gate of the city and opened, and it was opened.” So we entered it, and we met therein men with a half of their creation like the best of yours, and a half of them like the ugliest of yours.” He said: “ They said to them: “Go and fall into that river.” He said: “And behold, there was a rushing river flowing as if its water was pure white. So they went and fell.” Then they returned to us, and that evil had gone from them, and they became in the best shape.” He mentioned in explaining this addition: “As for the tall man who was Rawdah, then he was Abraham, and as for the children around him, every newborn died according to the fitrah. He said: Then some Muslims said: O Messenger God and the children of polytheists? Then the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said: “And the children of the polytheists, and as for the people who were Half of them are good, half of them are good, and half of them are ugly, for they are a people who have mixed good deeds with bad deeds, and God has overlooked them.” Narrated by Al-Bukhari