Hadith 7

Kitab Siffeen of Nasr Bin Muzahim, from Sufyan Al Sowry, and Qays Bin Al Rabie, from Abu Is’haq, from Hany Bin Hany, ‘From Ali-asws having said: ‘Ammar Bin Yasser-ra came to seek permission to see the Prophet-saww. He-saww said: ‘Give permission to him-asws. Welcome to the good, the perfumed’’. [30]
And from Sufyan Bin Saeed, from Salama Bin Kuheyl, from Mujahid, ‘From the Prophet-saww when he-saww saw them carrying the stone, stones of the Masjid. He-asws said: ‘What is the matter with them and Ammar-ra? He-ra would be calling them to the Paradise and they would be calling him-ra to the Fire, and is a plight of the wretched, the immoral’’. [31]
And from Sufyan, from Al Amsh, from Abu Ammar, from Amro Bin Shirjeel, ‘From a man from the companions of the Prophet-saww having said: ‘Ammar-ra is filled with Eman up to his-ra head’’. [32]
And from Al Hassan Bin Salih, from Abu Rabie Al Ibady, from Al Hassan, from Anas (well-known fabricator), ‘From the Prophet-saww having said: ‘The Paradise is desirous to three – Ali-asws, and Ammar-ra and Salman-ra’’. [33]
And from Abdul Aziz Bin Siyar, from Habeeb Bin Abu Sabit who said, ‘When the Masjid (Al-Nabawi) was being built, Ammar-ra went on to carry two rocks, two rocks. Rasool-Allah-saww said to him-ra: ‘O Abu Al-Yaqzan-ra! Do not distress upon yourself’. He-ra said, ‘O Rasool-Allah-saww! I-ra love to work in (building) this Masjid’. He (the narrator) said, ‘Then he-saww wiped his-ra back (shoulders), then said: ‘You-ra are from the people of the Paradise, the rebel group would kill you-ra’’. [34]
And from Hafs Bin Imran Al Arzaq Al Burjumy, from Nafie Bin Umar Al Jumahy, from Ibn Abu Maleeka who said, ‘Abdullah Bin Amro Bin Al-Aas said to his father, ‘Had Rasool-Allah-saww not instructed (me) with obeying you, I would not have travelled this travel. Did you not hear Rasool-Allah-saww saying to Ammar-ra: ‘The rebel group would kill you-ra’? ’’[35]
And from Hafs Bin Imran Al Burjumy, from Ata’a Bin Al Saib, from Abu Al Bakhtary who said, ‘Owais Al-Qarany was injured with Ali-asws at Siffeen’’. [36]
And from Umar Bin Sa’ad, from Malik Bin Ayn, from Zayd Bin Wahab Al Juhny, ‘Ammar Bin Yasser-ra called out on that day, ‘Who seeks the Pleasure of his Lord-azwj and neither get back to wealth, nor children? ’ A group from the people came to him-ra. He-ra said, ‘O you people! Aim with us to these people, the ones who are seeking the blood of Usman and claiming that he was killed unjustly. By Allah-azwj! If he was only unjust to himself, the decider with other than what Allah-azwj Revealed’. And Ali-asws handed over the flag to Hashim Bin Utba, and there were two armours upon him. Ali-asws said to him as if humorously: ‘Do you not fear upon yourself becoming a one-eyed coward? ’ He