English
Nafi‘ narrated that Ibn Umar met Ibn Sayyad in one of the streets of Medina and said something that angered him, causing him to swell until he filled the path. Ibn Umar entered upon Hafsah, who had heard about it, and she said, “May Allah have mercy on you! What did you want with Ibn Sayyad? Do you not know that the Messenger of Allah (ﷺ) said, ‘He will emerge from an anger he experiences’?”
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Commentary and footnotes (3)
Note 1
(1) Her statement: “May Allah have mercy on you”: This is a supplicatory phrase indicating the permissibility of such for the living, though current custom differs. (As stated in Al-Mirqat) (2) His statement: “He will emerge from an anger he experiences”: Meaning, he will grow angry and emerge claiming prophethood. So, do not anger him, O Abdullah, or speak to him, lest he emerges and causes trials. Al-Tayyibi said: It means the Dajjal will emerge when angered. (As stated in Al-Mirqat)
Note 1
(۱) قوله: رحمك الله : جملة دعائية دالة على جواز مثلها للأحياء، وإن كان العرف الآن على خلاف ذلك. كذا في «المرقاة».
Note 2
(۲) قوله : يخرج من غضبة يغضبها أي يغضب غضبة، فيخرج بسبب غضبه، فيدعي النبوة فلا تغضبه يا عبد الله، ولا تتكلم معه كيلا يخرج، فتظهر الفتن، ذكره الطيبي الله. وقال المظهر : يعني إنما يخرج الدجال حين يغضب. كذا في «المرقاة».