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charity due on it must know that on the Day of Judgement his gold
and silver will be melted into slabs which will then be heated in the
Fire of Hell, then his side, forehead and back will be branded with
them. When the slabs become cool they will be re-heated again and
the branding will continue throughout a day the length of which will
be equal to fifty thousand years until the people have been judged,
then he will be shown his way either to Paradise or to the Fire.
A Companion asked, „O Messenger of Allah, praise and peace be
upon him, what about camels?‟ He answered, „In the same way, the
owner of camels who does not pay what is due in respect of them
and what is due includes their milk on the day they are taken to
water, will be thrown on his face on a wide level plain on the Day of
Judgement to be trampled upon by the camels. These camels will
be strong and fat, not one of them, even the calf of a camel will be
missing. They will trample him under their feet and tear him apart
with their teeth. When the last of them has passed over him the first
of them will begin the process over again throughout a day the
length of which will be equal to fifty thousand years until all men
and silver will be melted into slabs which will then be heated in the
Fire of Hell, then his side, forehead and back will be branded with
them. When the slabs become cool they will be re-heated again and
the branding will continue throughout a day the length of which will
be equal to fifty thousand years until the people have been judged,
then he will be shown his way either to Paradise or to the Fire.
A Companion asked, „O Messenger of Allah, praise and peace be
upon him, what about camels?‟ He answered, „In the same way, the
owner of camels who does not pay what is due in respect of them
and what is due includes their milk on the day they are taken to
water, will be thrown on his face on a wide level plain on the Day of
Judgement to be trampled upon by the camels. These camels will
be strong and fat, not one of them, even the calf of a camel will be
missing. They will trample him under their feet and tear him apart
with their teeth. When the last of them has passed over him the first
of them will begin the process over again throughout a day the
length of which will be equal to fifty thousand years until all men