5-Endless Bliss Fifth Fascicle - Hakikat Kitabevi

These lies of lâ-madhhabî people have been rejoined with
documentaries and examples by the savants of Ahl-as sunna
(rahmatullâhi ta’âlâ ’alaihim ajam’în). Even Âlûsî quotes the
hadîth, “Whoever says salawât by my grave, I shall hear
him. And an angel shall inform me of those who say it in
far-away places,” in his book Ghâliyya. When anyone who
has reason and understanding reads the following passage,
which has been derived from the book Jâmi’u-karâmât-il
awliyâ, he will easily distinguish between the benevolent and
the mischievous:
Fakhr-ud-dîn-i Râdî says is his explanation of the Sûrat-ul
Kahf: They brought the janâza of Abû Bakr Siddîq near
Rasûlullah’s grave, as it had been his last will. They gave their
salâm and said, “Abû Bakr has come to your door, o
Rasûlallah.” The door of the mausoleum opened and there
came a voice from within: “Put the beloved with the
beloved!” Bayhakî conveys from Abdullâh-i Ansârî: Thâbit bin
Qays was martyred in the battle of Yamâma. As we interred him
we heard a voice saying, “Muhammadun Rasûlullah wa Abû
Bakr-i Siddîq wa ’Umar-i shehîd wa ’Uthmân-i rahîm.” Abû
Nu’aym and Ibn Asâkir relate that “A miscreant relieved himself
on the grave of Hadrat Hasan. Right after that he went mad,
and then died.” As Bayhakî and Wâqidî relate, Fâtima-i
Huzâ’iyya visited Hadrat Hamza’s grave. When she gave her
salâm she heard a voice saying, “Wa alaikum salâm.” When
Shaikh Mahmûd-i Kurdî visited Hadrat Hamza’s grave and gave
his salâm he heard a voice from the grave, saying, “Wa alaikum
salâm. Name your son Hamza!” When he was back home he
had a son. So he named him Hamza. It is written in Usud-ul
ghâba: When the ship on which Safîna, Rasûlullah’s slave,
sank, she got hold of a piece of board, and the waves brought
her to the shore. When she was on land she saw a lion, and
said to it, “O thou lion! I am Safîna, Rasûlullah’s slave.” In
sheepish submission the lion took her up to the road, and then
wagged its tail to bid farewell. Ibn Menda conveys from Talha
bin Ubaydullah: One night Talha visited the grave of Abdullah
bin Amr bin Hirâm. He heard a voice reciting the Qur’ân in the
grave. He went to Rasûlullah and told him what had happened.
Rasûlullah said, “He is Abdullah. Allâhu ta’âlâ puts the souls
of martyrs in Paradise. Every night their soul and body
come together. In the morning they return to Paradise.”
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