3. It is narrated from the narrator of the previous Hadith Ahmad ibn Muhammad from Muhammad ibn Yahya has narrated from Ahmad ibn Muhammad ibn ‘Isa all from ibn Mahbub from Ishaq ibn Jarir who has said the following: “Abu ‘Abd Allah, ‘Alayhi al-Salam, has said, ‘When a man’s vigilance is shaken in matters of protection for his family and wife or those married to him, like his slave-girl, but does not act vigilantly, Allah, most Majestic, most Glorious, sends a bird called al-Qafandar which sits on the upper portion of his door and gives him forty days and calls him saying, ‘Allah is vigilant and loves vigilant people.’ If he then acts vigilantly, changes and dislikes what has shaken his sense of protectionism, otherwise, the bird flies, sits on his head and hangs its wings on his eyes; then Allah, most Majestic, most Glorious, removes the spirit of belief and faith from him and the angels call him a pimp.’”
IsnādDe lui, de Muhammad ibn Yahya, d'Ahmad ibn Muhammad ibn Isa, tous de Ibn Mahbub, de Ishaq ibn Jarir, de Abi Abdullah (que la paix soit sur lui)
Lorsqu'un homme change d'attitude envers sa famille ou certaines de ses unions avec ses esclaves sans tromper ni altérer, Allah, le Puissant et Majestueux, envoie vers lui un oiseau appelé al-Qafandar, qui tombe sur le linteau de sa porte. Puis, il lui accorde un délai de quarante jours, après quoi il crie : "Certes, Allah est Celui qui ressent de la jalousie, Il aime toute personne jalouse. S'il ressent de la jalousie et change, et désapprouve cela, alors Il désapprouve. Sinon, l'oiseau s'envole jusqu'à ce qu'il tombe sur sa tête, battant des ailes sur ses yeux, puis s'envole loin de lui. Après cela, Allah lui retire l'esprit de la foi et les anges le nomment "le débauché".