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2088. It was narrated that Abû Dharr said: "The truthful one whom people believe ﷺ told me: 'The people will be gathered in three groups: A group who will be riding, well fed and well clothed; a group whom the angels will drag on their faces and whom the fire will drive; and a group who will be walking with difficulty. Allâh will send a disease to kill all the riding beasts and none will remain, until a man would give a garden for a she-camel but he will not be able to have it.'" (Hasan)
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"Sâdiq and Masdûq": the expression Sâdiq signifies oneself truthful or the veracious, while Masdûq means the one to whom only the truth has been told (from Allâh, Most High). Thus, in his affair there is no possibility of any falsehood, because neither does he tell lies, nor does the Revelation that comes to him contain any falsehood. From where would falsehood then creep in?
