Dedication of 600 date palm gardens for one date palm!

An orphan boy had a date orchard in Medina. Next to his garden was a palm grove of a man named Abu Lubaba. The orphan boy thought of building a boundary wall in his garden. So that each part becomes separate. But as he approached the wall, he saw a palm tree in the garden of the neighboring Abu Lubaba lying within its boundaries; That is why it is not possible to build its wall straight.

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He went to his neighbor (Abu Lubaba) and told him about his problem and offered to donate or sell the tree. Abu Lubaba swore by Allah that he would not give the tree to him (the orphan boy).
The orphan boy could not find any way and went to the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) and told him the whole story. The Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) called Abu Lubaba. When Abu Lubaba came to Nawabi in the mosque, Bishwanabi asked him to give that palm tree in exchange for money or to the orphan boy.

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He said, "I will not give him the date palm." Even after Vishwanabi told him a few times when he did not agree; Then the Prophet said to Abu Lababa, "Give that (orphan) brother that palm tree." I will be in charge of a palm tree in paradise for you. Abu Lubaba refused to give the date tree even after the announcement. Then Bishwanabi became silent.

The Companions were silently listening to the conversation of that assembly. Hazrat Abu Dahdah Radiyallahu Anhu was present there. In Medina he had a very beautiful garden of 600 delicious date palms. He lived there. And he also had a coupe in the garden.

Hazrat Abu Dahdah was also listening to the Prophet. He thought, what is this transient world? This world is insignificant to life in the Hereafter. But if a palm tree is found in Paradise, what more could you ask for?
He aforesaid to the Prophet, O traveler of God! (Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam) The tree you mentioned in Paradise, is it only for him (Abu Lubabar) (Khash)? If I obtain a tree (lying on the border) from that person and plan to provides it to the present orphan, can I additionally own a tree in Paradise?

The traveler of Allah, might Allah bless him and grant him peace, said, "Yes, there'll be palm trees for you in Paradise." Abu Dahdah self-addressed the person and said- O Abu Lubaba listen! ar you tuned in to my garden, that has 600 palm trees, a house and a well?

He said, "Who in Medina doesn't comprehend your garden?" He aforesaid, "Then take my whole garden and provides Maine one in every of your palm trees."

Abu Lubaba couldn't believe him. He checked out Abu Dahdah Radiyallahu Anhu. Then he checked out the folks and aforesaid, does one see what Abu Dahdah is saying? once the folks witnessed his words, he said, "Yes, I took your palm garden and gave it to you."

When Hazrat Abu Dahdah became the owner of that tree, he aforesaid to it orphan, from currently thereon tree is yours. I gave it to you as a present. currently there's no obstacle to straighten the wall of your garden.

This time Hazrat Abu Dahdah Radiyallahu Anhu checked out the Prophet and aforesaid, O traveler of Allah! (Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam) Am I currently the owner of a tree in Paradise?

The traveler of Allah, might Allah bless him and grant him peace, said,

Hazrat Anas Radiyallahu Anhu, the utterer of the hadith, aforesaid that he (the Prophet) failed to say this word one, 2 or 3 times; Rather jubilantly aforesaid repeatedly.

Finally, Hazrat Abu Dahdah (may Allah be happy with him) left the garden with the nice news of Paradise and visited the door of his gift garden and known as his wife: O Umm Dahdah! Hazrat Umm Dahdah (may Allah be happy with her) puzzled why Abu Dahdah was standing at the outer door of the garden nowadays. Why are not you coming back in? The sound is real again! Umm Dahdah !, he replied, i'm gift O Abu Dahdah!

Get out of the garden with the children. Umm Dahdah aforesaid, "Shall I begin of the garden?" He aforesaid, "Yes, I actually have sold this garden." Umm Dahdah aforesaid, to whom did you sell it? United Nations agency bought it at what price?

Hazrat Abu Dahdah aforesaid, "I have sold it for a tree in Paradise." Umm Dahdah aforesaid, Allahu Akbar, O Abu Dahdah! you have got done a really remunerative business.

A tree in Paradise, below that (one) horseman can walk for 100 years, however his shadow won't finish. (Bukhari)

How lucky we tend to ar to own such a (date) tree in Paradise. (Musnad Ahmad, Mustadreke Hakim)

Finally.
This gift of Abu Dahdah and Umm Dahdah (may Allah be happy with him) wasn't a normal gift. The traveler of Allah (peace ANd blessings of Allah be upon him) hoped and that they gave their precious wealth within the means of Allah to assist an orphan.

Leaving his home, valuable and delicious date orchards, wells, he left AN exemplary example of charity for the humanity. this is often verity love of the Prophet.

May Allah have mercy on Hazrat Abu Dahdah and his family. And grant the whole Umma the Tawfiq of being equally generous. Amen.