Musannaf Ibn Abi Shaybah 38070 — The words of al-Hasan al-Basri

It is narrated from Ka'b that he said: On the Day of Resurrection a leader who led in good will be brought, and it will be said to him: Answer your Lord. Then he will be taken to his Lord, and no veil will be placed between him and his Lord. Then he will be ordered to go to Paradise, and he will see his own dwelling and the dwellings of those who assisted him and lent him a hand in works of good. It will be said to him: This is the dwelling of so-and-so, and this is the dwelling of so-and-so. Then he will see the honour and rank that Allah Almighty has prepared for him in Paradise, and he will see his own dwelling more excellent than the dwellings of the others. He will be clothed in the garments of Paradise, a crown will be placed on his head, the breeze of Paradise will be made to rise upon him, and his face will be made to shine until it becomes like the moon. Hammam, the narrator, says: I think that my teacher said: It will become like the full moon. The narrator says: Then he will come out. All the people who see him will say: O Allah, make him one of them. Then he will come to those who used to assist him and take part with him in works of good, and he will say: O so-and-so! Good news for you! For Allah Almighty has prepared such and such for you in Paradise, and He has prepared this and this for you in Paradise. He will go on telling them about the blessings that Allah Almighty has made for them in Paradise, until the same whiteness that has risen upon his face rises upon their faces as well. So the people will recognise them by the whiteness of their faces and will say: These are the people of Paradise. And the leader of the wicked will be brought, and it will be said to him: Answer your Lord. So he will be taken to his Lord. Then he will be veiled from Him, and he will be ordered to go to Hell, and he will see (there) his own dwelling and that of his companions. It will be said to him: This is the dwelling of so-and-so, and this is the dwelling of so-and-so. So he will see there the humiliation prepared by Allah, and he will see his own dwelling worse than that of all the others. The narrator says: At this his face will turn black and his eyes blue, and a cap of fire will be placed on his head. Then he will come out, and every group that sees him will seek refuge with Allah from him. Then he will come to those companions of his who used to assist him and take part with him in evil. The narrator says: They will say: We seek refuge with Allah from you. The narrator says: He will say: May Allah Almighty not give you refuge from me. Then he will say to them: O so-and-so! Remember this and this. So he will remind them of all the evil deeds that they used to do together, assisting one another. He will go on telling them about the punishment prepared for them in Hell, until the same blackness that has risen upon his face rises upon their faces as well. The people will recognise them by the blackness of their faces, and the people will say: These are the people of Hell.