Maulana Wahiduddin Khan
Sunan al-Tirmidhi

Sunan al-Tirmidhi · Hadith 2460

Cited in 11 lectures · 11 mentions

Abu Sa'eed narrated:" The Messenger of Allah (s.a.w) entered his Musalla and saw the people who looked as if they were smiling. So he said: 'Indeed, if you were to increase in remembrance of the severer of pleasures, then you would find yourselves too busy for what I see. So increase in remembrance of death, the severer of pleasures. For indeed there is no day that comes upon the grave except that it speaks, saying: "I am thee house of the estranged, I am the house of the solitude, I am the house of dust, and I am the house of the worm-eaten." When the believing worshipper is buried, the grave says to him: "Welcome, make yourself comfortable. Indeed, to me, you are the most beloved of those who walked upon me. Since you have been entrusted to me and delivered to me today, you shall see what I have arranged for you." It will then widen for him so that his sight extends, and the door to Paradise is opened for him. And when the wicked worshipper or the disbeliever is buried , the grave says to him: "You are not welcome, do not get comfortable. Indeed, to me, you are the most hated of those who walked upon me. Since you have been entrusted to me and delivered to me today, you shall see what I have arranged for you.'" He said: 'It will begin closing in on him(squeezing him) until his ribs are crushing each other.'" He said: " The Messenger of Allah (s.a.w) clasped some of his fingers between others and said: 'Seventy giant serpents will constrict him, if even one of them were to hiss on the earth, nothing upon it would grow as long as it remained. They will chew on him and bite him until he is brought to the Reckoning.'" He said: " The Messenger of Allah (s.a.w) said: 'The grave is but a garden from the gardens of Paradise, or a pit from the pits of the Fire

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“hadith mein aata hai ke al-qabr raudhatun min riyad al-jannah wa hafratun min hafar al-nar.”
“to”
“yani India ko jab freedom mili to us ke foran baad”
“ne poocha kya baat hai? unhone kaha mujhe ek sawal ka jawab aap se maloom karna hai. to main ne poocha ke woh kya sawal hai? unhone kaha ke sawal yeh hai ke Hadees mein aata hai ke maut ke baad har aadmi apne anjaam se dochar hone lagta hai. chunache Hadees mein aata hai ke qabar ke bare mein ke "القبر”
The three real purposes of human life
“انسان کو اس دنیا میں کرنا کیا ہے جس کے لیے اسے ہیرو بننا ہے؟”
Hadith: death curtails and organizes worldly pleasures
“Hadith mein hai: maut lazzaton ki khadim hai”
“then there is another hadith that the qabr either a rawdatul jannah or hafratan min hafar an-nar.”
“ek hadith hai ke " aksiru dhikr hadim al-ladhat al-mawt, aksiru dhikr hadim al-ladhat al-mawt" yaani maut ko bahut zyada yaad karo,”
Hadith: the grave is a door to paradise or hell
“The grave is either a garden of paradise or a pit of hell”
“woh ya to jannat ke baghon mein se ek bagh hai ya qabar ke gadon mein se gadha hai. rawdatun min riyadil jannati wa khufrin min khufrin naari to bas wohi zindagi continue rehti hai, ek beech mein gap hai maut ka. bas yeh Islam ka concept hai.”
“jo aadmi mar gaya, us ki tareefein hain. bas asal jo aspect hai ke woh hai maut. hadith mein aata hai ke "aktharo zikr hath bil zath".”