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Telah menceritakan kepada kami Zuhair bin Harb dan Ishaq bin Ibrahim keduanya dari Jarir kata Zuhair telah menceritakan kepada kami Jarir dari Manshur dari Abu Wa`il dari Masruq dari 'Aisyah dia berkata; "Dua wanita tua Yahudi Madinah pernah menemuiku seraya berkata; "Sesungguhnya penghuni kubur akan disiksa di kuburan mereka." 'Aisyah berkata; Maka aku mendustakan keduanya dan mempercayainya, lalu keduanya pergi. Setelah itu Rasulullah shallallahu 'alaihi wasallam datang menemuiku, maka aku beritahukan kepada beliau; "Wahai Rasulullah, dua wanita tua Yahudi Madinah telah menemuiku, keduanya beranggapan bahwa penghuni kubur akan disiksa di kuburan mereka." Beliau bersabda: "Keduanya benar, sesungguhnya penghuni kubur akan disiksa dengan siksaan yang dapat didengar oleh semua binatang melata." Kata 'Aisyah; "Setelah itu tidaklah aku melihat kecuali beliau selalu meminta perlindungan dari sika kubur dalam shalatnya." Telah menceritakan kepada kami Hannad bin As Sarri telah menceritakan kepada kami Abul Ahwash dari Asy'ats dari Ayahnya dari Masruq dari 'Aisyah dengan hadis ini, dan didalamnya terdapat redaksi, 'Aisyah berkata; "Tidaklah beliau melaksanakan shalat setelah itu, kecuali aku selalu mendengar beliau meminta perlindungan dari siksa kubur."

HR. Muslim

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