Shaikh Abu Abdullah Jilaa says: "One day my mother asked my
father to fetch some fish
from the market. My father left for the market and I also accompanied
him. The fish was bought and we needed a
porter to carry it for us. We
engaged a boy who was standing there and who had offered to do the job for us. He put the load on his head and followed us. While we
were on our way, we happened to hear the
Azaan. The boy abruptly
spoke, 'Allah's summoner has summoned me; I have to take my
wudhu too. I shall now carry
the fish after salaat. If you
like you may wait, otherwise here it
is." Saying this he put
the load down and left for the masjid. My father thought when the poor boy could place his trust
in Allah so much, we must as well do so in a greater
degree. He, therefore, left the fish there
and took me to the masjid. When we three returned after
saying salaat, we found the
fish lying in
the sameplace as we had left it.
The boy then carried it to our house.
My father related the
strange story to my mother who insisted
that the boy should be invited to eat some fish with us, When
the invitation was
extended to him, he said, 'Excuse me I am fasting.' My father then
requested him to have
iftaar at our place. To this he said, 'It is not
possible for me to return once I am gone. Just possibly, I may stay in a
masjid close to your place; if so, then
I shall join you in your dinner.' Saying
this he went to the
masjid and returned after Maghrib. When the dinner was
over, I showed him the room where he could rest
in privacy. Now, there lived a
crippled woman in our
neighbourhood. We were surprised to see
her walking quite hale and hearty. When we
enquired from her how she
got cured, she said,
'I prayed to Allah to heal me for the sake of the blessings that your guest carries. No
sooner I prayed than I was healed.'
When we went to find the boy
in the room where we had left him, the door was shut and the boy was
nowhere to be seen."
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