| Prohibition of Asking that Punishment be Hurried (125) |
It is reported by way of 'Anas  that the Messenger of Allah  visited a sick man who had become faint like a faint hearted man, so the Messenger of Allah said did you use to supplicate for something, or ask Him it? He said: Yes. I used to say O' my 'ilãh whatever you were going
to punish me with in the Hereafter, then hurry it for me in this worldly life, so the Messenger of Allah said: Subhana 'allãhi you cannot bear that, or you are not able of that. Would not you say: 'Allãhumma 'ãtinã fd-dunyã
hasanatan wa fil 'ãkhirati hasanatan wa qinã `athãban-nari(146)
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| Footnotes
(146) Our Lord! Bring us Good in this world, and Good in the Hereafter, and save us from
the torment of the Fire! |
| Reporters
'AI-`Adawee said it was sound, and that it was reported by Muslim on page 13 of volume 17, and 'At-Tirmithi, volume 9 page
460 of Tuhfah, who said it was a strange comely-sound hadeeth. |
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