Al-Kafi 8327

Translation

Muhammad Bin Yahya, from Ahmad Bin Muhammad, from Muhammad Bin Sinan, from Mahfouz Al Iskaaf who said, ‘I saw Abu Abdullah^asws throwing pebbles at Al-Aqba Stone (a ritual of Hajj), and leave. So I walked in front of him^asws like a path clearer for him^asws, and there was a pale man (called) Amraky who had immersed his peg (of his tent) in the ground resembling the settler, and its link was up to his tent, and the people were pausing, not being able upon passing. So Abu Abdullah^asws said to him: ‘O you, Fear Allah^azwj, for that which you are doing is not (appropriate) for you’. He (the narrator) said, ‘So Al-Amraky said to him^asws, ‘Can’t you^asws just go about your^asws work not ceasing to burden me with which you^asws do not know who is it that comes to me, so you^asws should be saying: ‘O you, fear Allah^azwj?’ He (the narrator) said, ‘So Abu Abdullah^asws raised the halter of a camel of his^asws, tugged it, lowered his^asws head (passing under the rope) and went on, and Al-Amraky the slave, left him’.

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