Jami' al-Saghir / Jam' al-Jawami' (al-Suyuti) 4899a

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"Indeed, Allah the Exalted said: I created good and evil, so blessed is the one for whose hand I have decreed good, and woe to the one for whose hand I have decreed evil." Tabarani, from Ibn 'Abbas. 1667 - "Indeed, when Allah the Exalted sends down His punishments upon the people of His wrath, and the appointed times of righteous people coincide, they are destroyed along with them, then they are resurrected according to their intentions and their deeds." Bayhaqi, from 'A'ishah (sahih). Ibn Hibban also narrated it from her in his Sahih with the wording: "Indeed, when Allah sends down His punishment upon the people of His wrath, and among them are the righteous, they are taken with them, then they are resurrected according to their intentions and their deeds." 1668 - "Indeed, when Allah the Exalted bestows a blessing upon a servant, He loves to see the effect of the blessing upon him, and He dislikes hardship and feigned hardship. He dislikes the insistent beggar and loves the modest, chaste one who refrains." Bayhaqi, from Abu Hurayrah (Bukhari). Al-Dhahabi said in al-Muhadhdhab: its chain is good. 1709 - "Indeed, Allah the Exalted has made what comes out of the son of Adam a parable for this world." Ahmad, Tabarani, Bayhaqi, from al-Dahhak ibn Sufyan (sahih). Al-Haythami and al-Mundhiri said: the men of Ahmad, and the men of Tabarani are the men of the Sahih, except 'Ali ibn Jad'an, who is deemed trustworthy. 1732 - "Indeed, Allah the Exalted created Paradise white, and the most beloved thing to Allah is white." Al-Bazzar, from Ibn 'Abbas (da'if). Al-Haythami said after attributing it to al-Bazzar: in its chain is Hisham ibn Ziyad, who is abandoned. Al-Munawi said: Ibn Majah also narrated it from Ibn 'Abbas with the wording: "Indeed, Allah created Paradise white, and the most beloved clothing to Him is white, so let your living wear it, and shroud your dead in it." 1749 - "Indeed, Allah the Exalted is Forgiving and loves forgiveness." Hakim from Ibn Mas'ud; Ibn 'Adi from 'Abd Allah ibn Ja'far (sahih). 1751 - "Indeed, Allah the Exalted is Jealous and loves the jealous, and 'Umar is jealous." Rustah (with the ra vowelled, the letter with no dots softened, and the letter after it vowelled) is the epithet of 'Abd al-Rahman al-Asbahani, the hafiz, in the Book of Faith, from 'Abd al-Rahman ibn Rafi' as a mursal narration.

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