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(39). 2991. Umayyah narrated that she asked 'Aīshah about the saying of Allāh, Blessed and Most High: And whether you disclose what is in yourselves or conceal it, Allāh will call you to account for it.[3] And about His saying: And whoever does evil, he will be recompensed for it.[4] She said: "No one has asked me about it since I asked the Messenger of Allāh صلى الله عليه وسلم, he said: "This is Allāh's admonition for His slave regarding whatever he is stricken with, of fever and problems, even the item that he has in the pocket of his shirt which he loses and worries about, until the slave's sins are removed, just as the red ore is removed from the bellows." (Da'if)
[Abū 'Eisā said:] This Hadīth is Hasan Gharīb as a narration of 'Aīshah, we do not know of it
except through the narration ofHammād bin Salamah.
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Footnotes
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[1] Al-Baqarah 2:286.
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[2] Its meaning is recorded by Muslim, while the chain for this version is weak.
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[3] Al-Baqarah 2:284.
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[4] An-Nisā' 4:123.
Commentary
'Aīshah meant that the reckoning and punishment mentioned in these two Verses, it is not the reckoning and punishment in the Hereafter; instead it is worldly hardships and trials, so that a believer may become pure gold after passing through the furnace of worldly hardships and tests, and his sins will be forgiven. But this is all about the deeds that are in control of human.
