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صحیح الجامع الصغیر
Sahih al-Jami al-Saghir
حرف الألف
The Letter Alif (أ)
الأحاديث المبدوءة بحرف الألف
Hadith Beginning with the Letter Alif (أ)
Sahih al-Jami al-Saghir — Hadith 1360
اُردوEn
«أما خروجك من بيتك تؤم البيت الحرام فإن لك بكل وطأة تطؤها راحلتك يكتب الله لك بها حسنة ويمحو عنك بها سيئة; وأما وقوفك بعرفة فإن الله عز وجل ينزل إلى السماء الدنيا فيباهي بهم الملائكة فيقول: هؤلاء عبادي جاءوني شعثا غبرا من كل فج عميق يرجون رحمتي ويخافون عذابي ولم يروني فكيف لو رأوني؟ فلو كان عليك مثل رمل عالج، أو مثل أيام الدنيا أو مثل قطر السماء ذنوبا غسلها الله عنك; وأما رميك الجمار فإنه مدخور لك; وأما حلقك رأسك فإن لك بكل شعرة تسقط حسنة فإذا طفت بالبيت خرجت من ذنوبك كيوم ولدتك أمك»
The Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) said:
"As for your going out from your house intending the Sacred House (the Ka'bah), for every step your mount places on the ground Allah Almighty writes a good deed for you in return and erases a sin from you in return. As for your standing at Arafah, Allah, the Mighty and Majestic, descends to the lowest heaven and boasts of them (the pilgrims) before the angels, saying: 'These are My servants who have come to Me with dishevelled hair and covered in dust from every distant path, hoping for My mercy and fearing My punishment, though they have not seen Me. So how would they be if they saw Me?' So even if you had sins equal to the grains of sand of Alij (a particular place), or equal to the days of the world, or equal to the drops of rain from the sky, Allah Almighty will wash them away from you (i.e., forgive them). As for your stoning of the Jamarat, that is stored up for you. As for the shaving of your head, for every hair that falls you have a good deed. Then, when you perform tawaf of the House, you come out of your sins as pure as on the day your mother gave birth to you."
"As for your going out from your house intending the Sacred House (the Ka'bah), for every step your mount places on the ground Allah Almighty writes a good deed for you in return and erases a sin from you in return. As for your standing at Arafah, Allah, the Mighty and Majestic, descends to the lowest heaven and boasts of them (the pilgrims) before the angels, saying: 'These are My servants who have come to Me with dishevelled hair and covered in dust from every distant path, hoping for My mercy and fearing My punishment, though they have not seen Me. So how would they be if they saw Me?' So even if you had sins equal to the grains of sand of Alij (a particular place), or equal to the days of the world, or equal to the drops of rain from the sky, Allah Almighty will wash them away from you (i.e., forgive them). As for your stoning of the Jamarat, that is stored up for you. As for the shaving of your head, for every hair that falls you have a good deed. Then, when you perform tawaf of the House, you come out of your sins as pure as on the day your mother gave birth to you."
