Kitāb al-Muʾmin 1, record 150 of the digital edition

Ḥusayn b. Saʿīd al-Ahwāzī · Visiting a Believer Socially and When He is Ill

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150 - وعن أبي جعفر عن أبيه عن الحسين بن علي عليهم السلام عن النبي صلى الله عليه وآله أنه قال: حدثني جبرئيل (ع) أن الله أهبط إلى الأرض ملكا، وأقبل ذلك الملك يمشي حتى وقع إلى باب دار رجل، وإذا رجل يستأذن على رب الدار، فقال له الملك: ما حاجتك إلى رب الدار؟ قال: أخ لي مسلم زرته في الله، قال له: ما جاء بك إلا ذلك؟ قال: ما جاء بي إلا ذلك، قال: فإني رسول الله عز وجل إليك، وهو يقرئك السلام ويقول: أوجبت لك الجنة قال: وقال الملك: إن الله عز وجل يقول: أيما مسلم زار مسلما ليس إياه يزور، وإنما إياي يزور، وثوابه الجنة.

Translation

150. It has been related that Abu Ja'far, on the authority of his fathers, narrated that Al-Husayn ibn 'Ali (a.s) said that the Prophet (a.s) narrated: Archangel Gabriel narrated to me that Allah [M.G] once sent down an angel who walked up to a house door where a man stood seeking permission to enter. The angel said to him, 'What do you want from the owner of this house?' 'He is my Muslim brother. I am visiting him for the sake of Allah,' he replied. 'No other motive has brought you, has it not?' asked the angel. 'None whatsoever,' replied the man. 'I am a messenger from Allah to you,' said the angel, 'He sends you greetings saying: I have made Paradise for you undoubtedly. 'Allah says,' added the angel, 'any Muslim who visits a fellow Muslim has in fact visited Me and his reward shall be Paradise.'

Translation: Muhajir b. Ali — published with the edition, reproduced verbatim.

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  1. 150. It has been related
  2. Abu Ja'far, on the authority of his fathers, narrated
  3. Al-Husayn ibn 'Ali (a.s) said
  4. the Prophet (a.s) narrated

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