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Shia hadith/Kitāb al-Muʾmin 1

Kitāb al-Muʾmin 1, record 161 of the digital edition

Ḥusayn b. Saʿīd al-Ahwāzī · The Reward of one who Feeds a Believer, Quenches his Thirst, Clothes him or Pays off his Debt

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Arabic text

161 - وعن علي بن الحسين عليهما السلام قال: من أطعم مؤمنا من جوع، أطعمه الله عز وجل من ثمار الجنة، ومن سقى مؤمنا من ظمأ، سقاه الله يوم القيامة من الرحيق المختوم، ومن كسى مؤمنا من العرى، كساه الله عز وجل من الثياب الخضر " وفي حديث آخر " قال: من كسا مؤمنا من عرى لم يزل في ضمان الله ما دام عليه سلك.

Translation

161. It has been reported that 'Ali ibn Al-Husayn (a.s) said: Whoever feeds a hungry believer, Allah will feed him with the fruits of Paradise; and whoever gives a drink to a thirsty believer, Allah will quench his thirst (on the Day of Judgment) with an exquisite drink of Paradise; and whoever clothes a believer, Allah will clothe him with a green robe of Paradise. According to another tradition, the Imam said: Whoever clothes a believer will remain under the security of Allah as long as a thread of the cloth remains.

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

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  1. 161. It has been reported
  2. 'Ali ibn Al-Husayn (a.s) said

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