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1568. It was narrated that Bashir bin Khasâsiyyah said: "While I was walking with the Messenger of Allâh ﷺ he said: 'O son of Khasâsiyyah, why are you angry with Allâh when you are walking with the Messenger of Allâh?' I
said: 'O Messenger of Allāh! I am not angry with Allāh at all. Allāh has bestowed all good on me.' Then he passed by the graves of the Muslims and said: 'They have caught up with a great deal of good.' Then he passed by the graves of the idolaters and said: 'They died before a great deal of good came to them.' Then he turned and saw a man walking between the graves in his shoes and he said: 'O you with the shoes, take them off.'" (Sahih)
Muhammad bin Bashshār narrated from Abdur-Rahmān bin Mahdi that he said: 'Abdullāh bin Uthmān used to say (about this Hadith): 'A good Hadith, and a reliable narrator.'
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Death is a good thing for a believer, because after death he gets the fruits for his labor and rejoices the enjoyments of Paradise, whereas death is a beginning of the retribution for the bad deeds of a disbeliever.
One should acknowledge the favors of Allāh and should be grateful for it.
