Muhammad ibn Wasi’ entered upon Bilal ibn Abi Burdah on a hot day, and Bilal was in his army, and he had snow. Bilal said, “O Abu Abdullah, how do you see this house of ours?” He said, “Your house is good, and Paradise is better than it.” He mentioned Hell to distract from it. He said, “What do you say?” In destiny, he said, “Your neighbors are the people of the graves, so think about them, for among them is a distraction from destiny.” He said, “Pray for me.” He said, “What do you do with my supplications? At your door is such and such.” Everyone says that you have wronged him. Their supplications will rise before mine. Do not be wronged and do not need my supplication. From the words of Al-Hasan Al-Basri, “I do not see men and I do not see minds.” People, and I do not see any person, entered and then left. They recognized and then denied. Also from his words, may God be pleased with him, is the astonishment of a people who were ordered to provide provisions and w