Hadith 4

I (Majlisi) am saying, ‘And this Hadeeth has been informed to me by my elder and father the Allamah (Baqir al Majlisi), may Allah-azwj Sanctify his soul, from the Seyyid Husayn Bin Haydar Al-Husayn Al Karky who said, ‘I was informed by the majestic sheykh, glory of the nation and the religion, Al Aamili in Asfahan on the second of the month of Ramazan of the year nine hundred and ninety-three, and it is informed to me as well in the twenty-seventh of the month of Rajab of the year one thousand an three in the noble Al Najaf facing the Holy shrine, by reading and authorisation. He said, ‘I was informed by my father, the sheykh Husayn Bin Abdul Samad during the day of Wednesday of the second of the month of Rajab of the year nine hundred and ninety-one at our house in Al Holy Mashad Al Razawy, may the Salawaat of Allah-azwj be upon its supervisor, from the two majestic sheykhs, the Seyyid Hassan Bin Ja’far al Karky, and the sheykh, adornment of the nation and the religion, may Allah-azwj Sanctify their souls, from the sheykh Ali Bin Abdul Aaly Al Meysi, from the sheykh Muhammad Bin Al Muwazzin Al Jizeyni, From the sheykh, Ziyah Al Deen Ali, from his father, the martyr, the fortunate, Muhammad Bin Makky, from the Seyyid Abdul Muttalib Bin Muhammad Bin Ali Bin Muhammad Al A’araj Al-Husayn, from his grandfather Ali, from his ender Abdul Hameed Bin Al Seyyid Fakhar Bin Ma’ad Bin Fakhar Al Musawy, from Yusuf Bin Hibbatullah Bin Yahya Al Wasity, from his father, from Abu Al-Hassan Al Basry, from Saeed Bin Nasir Al Bustaqy, from the judge Abu Muhammad Al Samandy, from Ali Bin Muhammad Al Samman Al Shukkary who said, ‘I went out to the land of Al-Iraq in seeking the Ahadeeth. I arrived at Abbadan and entered to see its sheykh Muhammad Bin Abbad, sheykh of Abbadan and chief of Al-Muttwia. I said to him, O sheykh! I am a stranger. I have come to you from a far city seeking from your knowledge’. He said, ‘Where are you coming from? ’ I said, ‘From Sijistan’. He said, ‘From the city of the Kharijites. Perhaps you are a Kharijite’. I said, ‘If I were a Kharijite, I would not be buying your knowledge for a cent’. He said, ‘Shall I narrate to you an unusual Hadeeth, when you go to your city, you can narrate with it’. I said, ‘Yes, O sheykh! ’
He said, ‘There was a neighbour for me, from the ascetic ones, the ritualists. He saw in his dream as if he had died and Res