Hadith 155

ursed belied by his-la tongue and disbelieved by hisla heart’’. [66]
(The books) ‘Al Mojizaat’, and ‘Al Rowza’, and ‘Dalail’ of Ibn Uqdah – Abu Is’haq Al Sabie, and Al Haris Al Awr, ‘We saw an old man crying and he was saying, ‘I was overlooking upon one hundred and I did not see the justice except for a moment’. He was asked about that. He said, ‘I am Hajar Al-Himeyri and I used to be a Jew selling the food. One day I arrived around Al-Kufa. When I came to be by the dome of the Masjid, I lost my donkey. I entered Al-Kufa to Al-Ashtar and he diverted me to Amir Al-Momineen-asws. When he-asws saw me he-asws said: ‘O brother Jew! With us-asws there is knowledge of the afflictions and deaths, what has happened or will be happening. Shall I-asws inform you or will you inform me-asws with what you have come for? ’ I said, ‘But, you-asws inform me’. He-asws said: ‘You were stolen from by the Jinn. Your wealth is in the dome, so what is your desire’. I said, ‘If you-asws could assist me, I shall believe in you-asws’. He-asws went with me until when he-asws came to the dome, he-asws prayed two Cycles Salat and supplicated with a supplication, and recited: Flames of fire and smoke would be Sent upon you two, and you will not (be able to) help each other [55: 35] – the Verse. Then he-asws said: ‘O Ubeydullah! What is this tampering? By Allah-azwj! It was not upon this that you had pledged allegiance to me-asws and covenanted with me-asws, O community of Jinn! ’
I saw my wealth (donkey) come from the dome. I said, ‘I testify there is no god except Allah-azwj, and I testify that Muhammad-saww is Rasool-Allah-saww, and I testify that Ali-asws is Guardian of Allah-azwj’. Then, when I have arrived here, I found him-asws to have been killed’’. [67]
The book ‘Hawatif Al Jinn’ – Muhammad Bin Is’haq, from Yahya Bin Abdullah Bin Al haris, from his father who said, ‘It is narrated to me by Salman Al-Farsi-ra in a Hadeeth, ‘We were with Rasool-Allah-saww during a rainy day and we were attentive around him-saww. A caller called out, ‘The greeting be to you-saww, O Rasool-Allah-saww! ’ He-saww responded the greeting to him and said: ‘Who are you? ’ He said, ‘Urfutat Bin Shamrakh, one of the clans of Najah’. He-saww said: ‘Reveal to us in your image’’. Salman-ra said, ‘There appeared to us an old man, hairy, thick hair upon his face, bushy (beard). He had covered it up and his eyes were two long slits, and his mouth in his chest wherein were fangs appearing tall, and his nails were like the claws of the