Hadith 50

(The book) ‘Al Amaali’ of the sheykh Al Tusi – from Ibn Al Hammany, from Ahmad Bin Muhammad Bin Ubeydullah Al Qattan, from Yaqoub Bin Is’haq Al Nahwy, from Abdul Salam Bin Mutahhar, from Musa Bin Khalaf, from Lays Bin Abu Suleym, from Muhahid, from Ibn Umar who said, ‘Rasool-Allah-saww said: ‘Be in the world as if you are a stranger, and as if you are a travelling passenger, and count yourself among inhabitants of the graves’. He (Lays) said, ‘Mujahid (the narrator) said, ‘Abdullah Bin Umar said to me, ‘(Rasool-Allah-saww said): ‘And you Abdullah, when it is evening, do not discuss yourself that you will come to the morning, and when it is morning, do not discuss yourself that you will come to the evening. Take from your life for your death, and from your health for your sickness, for you don’t know what your name will be tomorrow’’. [26]