This Man Has Never Prayed, But Into Heaven The Prophet said

#Once-upon-a-time

One day Abu Hurairah ra asked the Companions, "Tell me the story of someone who enters heaven, whereas in his lifetime he has never run a prayer?"

The Companions were all confused and shook their heads because they had never heard the story before. They then asked Abu Hurairah, "Who is he?" Abu Hurairah replied, "He is Ushairim Bani Abdul Asyhal."

One of the friends then asked how Ushairim lived before? Ushairim was previously reluctant to convert to Islam even though his people had already converted to Islam, but there was a kind of guidance that made a strong impetus for him to embrace Islam immediately.

During the battle of Uhud, Ushairim asked the Messenger of Allah to join in the battle, and declared his intention to immediately convert to Islam. After reciting the two creeds, he immediately took up arms and fought against the idolaters. With a fervent spirit in the chest he waged bravely, fight for Islam, although in fact he converted and had not had time to pray.

The battle was over, and the Muslims were victorious. When the people of Bani Abdul Asyhal searched for his relatives or his wounded people or even died while in battle with the Messenger of Allah, he found Ushairim's body lying stiff and wounded.

They became confused and asked, "This is Ushairim's body, what caused him to come in this battle? Is not he not welcome in this battle? ".

During this time they knew Ushairim was still kafir and reluctant to follow the people of Bani Abdul Asyhal who mostly have become Muslims. They also asked Amr, someone previously known not a Muslim and together with Ushairim participated in the battle, but remained safe.

"O Amr, what caused you to be here. Is it faithful to your people, or sympathy for Islam? "Amr replied," Because of my love for Islam, I have faith in Allah and Allah's Messenger, then I lift my gun and fight, to see Ushairim die in war. "

When this was told to Rasulullah SAW, he also said, "Surely he belongs to the inhabitants of heaven". Subhan Allah.