كتاب القبور - ابن ابي الدنيا

Name: كتاب القبور - ابن ابي الدنيا
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📖 The Book of Graves by Ibn Abi al-Dunya 📖 By Abu Bakr ibn Abdullah ibn Muhammad ibn Ubayd ibn Sufyan ibn Qays al-Baghdadi, famously known as Ibn Abi al-Dunya Enjoy reading The Book of Graves by Ibn Abi al-Dunya with the best app for books and stories, offline, and with many other features. Graves appear to be just earth, but in reality, they are either a garden from the gardens of Paradise or a pit from the pits of Hell. So, what is the state of those who accompany the dead to those graves? Imam al-Ghazali, may God have mercy on him, said: “Know that funerals are a lesson for the discerning, and in them is a reminder and a warning. Usayd ibn Hudayr said: ‘I never attended a funeral and my mind was not preoccupied with anything other than what was being done and what was to come.’ Al-A’mash said: ‘We used to attend funerals, and we didn’t know whom to console because of the grief of everyone present.’ Such was their fear at the time of death. Now, we don’t see a group attending a funeral without most of them laughing and playing, and not one of them thinking, except as God wills, about their own funeral and their state when they are carried on the bier. There is no reason for this heedlessness except the hardness of the heart due to the multitude of sins and transgressions, until we have forgotten God Almighty, the Hereafter, and the terrors that lie ahead. So we have become preoccupied with amusement, heedlessness, and engaging in what does not concern us. We ask God Almighty to awaken us from this heedlessness. The best thing that can be said of those attending funerals is that they weep for the deceased. If they were truly wise, they would weep for themselves, not for the deceased.” How many lessons and admonitions lie hidden in the graves, if only hearts were alive... Author: Al-Hafiz Abu Bakr, Abdullah ibn Muhammad ibn Ubayd ibn Sufyan ibn Qays al-Baghdadi al-Qurashi, a freedman of the Banu Umayya (208 AH - 281 AH), nicknamed Ibn Abi al-Dunya (a nickname that overshadowed his given name until he became widely known by it). Al-Hafiz Abu Bakr was born in Baghdad in the early third century AH, in the year 208 AH. He was an Arab historian and educator who tutored al-Mu'tadid al-Abbasi and his son al-Muktafi Billah. Al-Hafiz Ibn Kathir, may God have mercy on him, said of him in Al-Bidayah wa'l-Nihayah: "He was famous for his numerous, beneficial, widely circulated, and widely known works on matters of spiritual refinement and other subjects. He was truthful, a memorizer of hadith, and a man of integrity." ❇️ Some Reviews of Ibn Abi al-Dunya's Book of Graves ❇️ ▪️Source of reviews: www.goodreads.com/book/show/23383116▪️ - A discussion of the practices of the early Muslims in attending funerals and their reaction to death, and some stories about the state of the deceased and their ability to hear the living... Perhaps this will suffice the reader and render Ibn Rajab's "The Terrors of the Graves," al-Suyuti's "Explanation of the Br

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