Islamic Folklore The Servant of God & The Beautiful Houris from Jannah Paradise Podcast Edition

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Islamic Folklore The Servant of God & The Beautiful Houris from Jannah Paradise The following story is narrated by Islamic scholar. Abdul-Waaḥeed ibnu Zaid. "In the past We were on a sea vessel once, when the wind suddenly became stormy, and we were forced to leave the high seas and seek refuge on an island. We were surprised to see that we were not alone on the island; there standing before us was a man who was busy worshipping. We said to him 'What are you worshipping?' And he pointed to an idol. We said, 'We don't have a person on our ship that does as you are doing' The man asked, 'Then who is it that you worship?' We said, 'We worship Allah.' He asked, 'And who is Allah?'. We said, 'He Whose Throne is in the Heavens and Whose dominion is in the heavens, the earth, and all that exists.' 'And how did you come to know that?' asked the man. 'He sent a messenger to us with clear proofs and miracles, and it was that messenger who informed us about Him.' 'And what has happened to your messenger?' 'When he finished conveying the message, Allah caused him to die,' we answered. 'Has he left you no sign?' the man asked. We said, 'He has left among us Allah's Book,'. Show it to me,' requested the man. When we showed him a copy of the Holy Qur'an, he said, 'I cannot read it,' and so we read a part of it for him. He then cried and said, 'The One Whose speech this is must not be disobeyed.' Not only did the man then accept Islam, he also diligently learned its teachings and then put what he learned into practice. When the weather calmed down and we were ready to leave the island, he asked us if he could be a passenger on our ship. We of course agreed to have him join us, and it was a good thing that he came with us, for it gave us the opportunity to teach him a number of chapters of the Qur'an. At the end of the first evening of travel, all of us crewmen got ready to go to sleep. Our new passenger said, 'O people, the Lord that you guided me to, does He sleep?' We said, '. He is the Ever Living, the One who sustains