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English_The_Complete_Book_of_the_Divine_629_Sayings, page : 22
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The last to emerge from the fire are two men. Allah Almighty says to one of them: O son of Adam, what have you prepared for this day? Have you ever done well? Did you beg me? He says: No, Lord, so he is commanded to go to the Fire, for he is the most despondent of the people of Hell, and he says to the other: O son of Adam, what have you prepared for this day? Have you ever done good and begged me? He says: No, O Lord, but that I was pleading with You. A tree is raised for him, and he says: O Lord, set me under this tree, so that I can shade in its shade, and I will eat of its fruit and drink from its water. From the first, and the most abundant water, then he says: O Lord, grant me shelter under it, and I will not ask of You other than it (so I will take shade in its shade). Then he brings him close to her and promises him that he will not ask him for anything else, so he hears the voices of the people of Paradise and does not hold back and says: O Lord, he has admitted me to Paradise, so Allah Almighty says: Ask and wish. You have what I asked, and the like of it is with him. Abu Huraira said: And ten like it.
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The last person to enter Paradise is a man who walks on the Sirat, and he walks once and stoops once and the Fire burns him once. If he passes it, he turns and says: Blessed is He who has saved me from you. Allah has given me something that He gave to one of the first and the last. From its water, then Allah says: O son of Adam, perhaps if I gave it to you, you would ask me for something else. He says: No, O Lord, and he promises him that he will not ask him for anything else, and his Lord excuses him because he sees what he has no patience for, so He will bring him down from it, and he will take shelter in its shade and drink from its water, then another tree is raised for him which is better than The first, then he says: O Lord, bring me closer to this, that I may drink of its water and take shelter in its shade, and I will not ask of You for anything else. He says: Perhaps if I come close to you from it, you will ask me for something else, so he promises him that he will not ask him for anything else, and his Lord will excuse him because he sees what he has no patience for. And I drink of its water, and I will not ask you for anything else, and he will say, O son of Adam, did you not
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The last to emerge from the fire are two men. Allah Almighty says to one of them: O son of Adam, what have you prepared for this day? Have you ever done well? Did you beg me? He says: No, Lord, so he is commanded to go to the Fire, for he is the most despondent of the people of Hell, and he says to the other: O son of Adam, what have you prepared for this day? Have you ever done good and begged me? He says: No, O Lord, but that I was pleading with You. A tree is raised for him, and he says: O Lord, set me under this tree, so that I can shade in its shade, and I will eat of its fruit and drink from its water. From the first, and the most abundant water, then he says: O Lord, grant me shelter under it, and I will not ask of You other than it (so I will take shade in its shade). Then he brings him close to her and promises him that he will not ask him for anything else, so he hears the voices of the people of Paradise and does not hold back and says: O Lord, he has admitted me to Paradise, so Allah Almighty says: Ask and wish. You have what I asked, and the like of it is with him. Abu Huraira said: And ten like it.
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The last person to enter Paradise is a man who walks on the Sirat, and he walks once and stoops once and the Fire burns him once. If he passes it, he turns and says: Blessed is He who has saved me from you. Allah has given me something that He gave to one of the first and the last. From its water, then Allah says: O son of Adam, perhaps if I gave it to you, you would ask me for something else. He says: No, O Lord, and he promises him that he will not ask him for anything else, and his Lord excuses him because he sees what he has no patience for, so He will bring him down from it, and he will take shelter in its shade and drink from its water, then another tree is raised for him which is better than The first, then he says: O Lord, bring me closer to this, that I may drink of its water and take shelter in its shade, and I will not ask of You for anything else. He says: Perhaps if I come close to you from it, you will ask me for something else, so he promises him that he will not ask him for anything else, and his Lord will excuse him because he sees what he has no patience for. And I drink of its water, and I will not ask you for anything else, and he will say, O son of Adam, did you not