Musannaf Ibn Abi Shaybah

Narrated from Hazrat Samurah bin Jundub that sometimes the Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings be upon him) used to ask his companions, "Has any one of you seen a dream?" Then, whatever Allah willed would be narrated to him. One morning, he said to us: "Indeed, two men came to me last night," (the narrator mentioned the word "Atiyani" or "Ithnan"), "these two men said to me, 'Come,' so I went with them. We reached a man who was lying down, and another man was standing at his head holding a rock. Suddenly, he threw the rock at his head and crushed it. Then the stone rolled away some distance. The man went to pick up the stone, and before he returned to the one lying down, his head became as it was before, healthy and whole. Then he repeated the same action. I said, 'Subhan Allah! What is this?' They said, 'Come.' Then we went on until we reached a man lying on his back, and another man was standing near him holding an iron hook. He came to the side of the man's face and tore his cheek up to the back of his neck, and his eye up to the back of his neck, and his throat up to the back of his neck. Then he went to the other side and did the same. He would not finish with one side before the other side became as it was before, healthy and whole. Then he repeated the same action as he did the first time. I said to my two companions, 'Subhan Allah! What is this?' They said to me, 'Come.' Then we went on until we reached a building like a furnace. The narrator said, 'Perhaps he said: We heard loud noises in that furnace.' We looked inside and saw naked men and women, and flames of fire were rising from below them. When the flames reached them, they screamed and cried out. I said to them, 'Who are these people?' They said, 'Come.' Then we went on until we reached a river. The narrator said, 'Perhaps he said: It was a river of red color, like the color of blood.' There I saw a man swimming in the river, and on the bank of the river was a man who had gathered many stones around him. The swimmer would swim as much as he could and reach the man who had gathered stones, and when he reached him, he would open his mouth, and the man would put a stone in his mouth. I said, 'What is this?' They said to me, 'Come.' Then we went on until we reached a very ugly man, uglier than anyone ever seen, and we saw that he had a fire which he was kindling and going around it. I said to my two companions, 'What is this?' They said to me, 'Come.' So we went on until we reached a garden in which there were all kinds of spring flowers, and in the middle of the garden we saw a tall man, whose head I could not see properly because of its height towards the sky, and I saw that around him were many beautiful children. I said to them, 'Who is this man? And who are these children?' They said to me, 'Come.' So we went on and reached a large ladder. I had never seen a ladder bigger or better than it. They said to me, 'Climb it.' I climbed it, and we reached a city built of bricks of gold and silver. We came to the gate of the city and wanted it to be opened for us, so it was opened for us. We entered it and met some people, one side of whose bodies was very beautiful and the other side very ugly. My two companions said to these people, 'Go and bathe in that river.' I saw a river flowing, its water extremely white. They went and jumped into the river, then returned to us, and their ugliness had disappeared, and they became beautiful. My two companions said, 'This is Jannat-ul-Adn, and this is your house.' I looked up and saw something like a white cloud...