(14) أخبر النبي
أن آخر شربة لعمار ستكون شربة لبن :
كما جاء في الحديث التالي :
قال عمار يوم صفين ائتوني بشربة لبن فإن رسول الله صلى الله عليه وسلم قال آخر شربة تشربها من الدنيا شربة لبن فأتي بشربة لبن فشربها ثم تقدم فقُتل )
صحيح على شرط الشيخين : السلسلة الصحيحة للألباني 7/663 .
وجاء في رواية أخرى :
(اشتكى عمار شكوى ثقل منها فغشي عليه فأفاق ونحن نبكي حوله فقال ما يبكيكم أتخشون أني أموت على فراشي أخبرني حبيبي صلى الله عليه وسلم أنه تقتلني الفئة الباغية آخر زادي مذقة لبن )
رجاله ثقات غير مولاة عمار : السلسلة الصحيحة للألباني 7/660 .
(14) He
informed us that Ammar bin Yasir would be killed by the transgressing group and his last drink would be milk, that was the case in Siffin battle.
A tumbler of milk was brought to him. When Ammar looked at the tumbler he said: “The Messenger of Allah had said the right thing.” People asked him what he meant by these words. He said “The Messenger of Allah informed me that my last provision in this world would be milk.” Then he took that tumbler of milk in his hands, drank the milk and soon died.
“
Ammar is as near to me as an eye is near to the nose. Alas! a rebellious group will kill him.”
(at-Tabaqat, vol. 3, part 1, p. 187; al-Mustadrak, vol. 3, p. 392; Ibn Hisham, as-Sirah, vol. 2, p. 143; Ibn Kathir, at-Tarikh, vol. 7, pp. 268-270)
The Prophet (s) also told him “Ammar be cheerful, the aggressor party shall kill you.”
(al-Mustadrak, by al-Hakim, v3, p383, and Sahih Muslim, English version, v4, chapter MCCV, Traditions #6968& #6970)
“His killer will be in hell.” Several authentic hadith sources quote Muhammad also saying: “Alas! a rebellious group which swerves from the truth will murder Ammar. Ammar will be calling them towards Paradise and they will be calling him towards Hell. His killer and those who strip him of arms and clothing will be in Hell.”
(al-Bukhari, Sahih, vol. 8, pp. 185-186; at-Tirmidhi, al-Jami` as-Sahih, vol. 5, p. 669; Ahmad ibn Hanbal, al-Musnad, vol. 2, pp. 161,164,206; vol. 3, pp.5, 22, 28, 91; vol. 4, pp.197, 199, vol. 5 pp.215, 306, 307; vol. 6, pp.289, 300, 311, 315, and all the narrators of Islamic traditions and historians transmitted through twenty-five Companions)
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