Bukhari 6424 — My believing servant has no reward but Paradise when I take his dearest one

البخاري 6424 — ما لعبدي المؤمن جزاء إذا قبضت صفيه إلا الجنة

A hadith qudsi in Sahih al-Bukhari, no. 6424: My believing servant has no reward but Paradise when I take his dearest one. The Prophet relates it from his Lord; the Hadith Qudsi Browser gathers its narrations across the six books and the Muwatta.

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«يقول الله تعالى ما لعبدي المؤمن عندي جزاء، إذا قبضت صفيه من أهل الدنيا، ثم احتسبه إلا الجنة .»

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Bukhari 1363 — My servant hastened to Me with his own life· Bukhari 5653 — Whoever I try with the loss of his eyes and is patient, I give him Paradise· Bukhari 7504 — When My servant loves to meet Me, I love to meet him· Ibn Majah 1597 — If you are patient at the first blow, I accept no reward for you short of Paradise· Ibn Majah 2707 — How can you elude Me, son of Adam, when I created you from the like of this· Nasa'i 3164 — The martyrs and those who died in bed dispute over the plague dead· Tirmidhi 1021 — When a servant's child dies: build My servant a house in Paradise, the House of Praise· Tirmidhi 2088 — Fever is My fire that I set on My believing servant

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  • Sahih al-Bukhari
  • hadith-api (fawazahmed0): open hadith editions
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