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Allah tested three men from the people of Israel - a leper, a bald man, and a blind man. An angel came to each man and granted their wish - curing the leper, giving hair to the bald man, and restoring sight to the blind man. Each man was also given a pregnant animal. Later, the angel came disguised as a poor man in need of help. The blind man shared what he had, while the others were miserly. Allah was pleased with the blind man and displeased with the other two.
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![Abu Hurairah (May Allah be pleased with him) said that: He heard the
Prophet ()ﷺ said: "There were three men among the Banu Israel, one leper,
one bald and one blind. Allah wanted to test them. He therefore, sent to
them an angel who came to the leper and asked him what he would like
best. He replied: "A good colour, a good skin and to be rid of what makes me
loathsome to people". He (the angel) rubbed him and his loathsomeness
vanished and he was given a good colour and a good skin. He then asked
him what type of property he would like best. The leper replied that he would
like camels - [or perhaps he said cattle, for Ishaq (one of the sub-narrator of
the Hadith) was uncertain, either said: 'Camels,' or: 'Cattle']. He was given a
pregnant she-camel. The angel invoked for Allah's Blessing on it. The angel
then went to the bald man and asked him what he would like best and he
replied: "Good hair and to be rid of what makes me loathsome to people".
The angel ran his hand over him and he was given good hair. He then asked
him what property he would like best. He replied that he would like cattle, so
he was given a pregnant cow. The angel invoked Allah's Blessing on it. The
angel then went to the blind man and asked him what he would like best,
and he replied: "I wish that Allah restore my sight to me so that I may see
people.'' Thereupon the angel ran his hand over him and Allah restored his
sight. The angel then asked what property he would like best. He replied that
he would like sheep, so he was given a pregnant ewe. Flocks and herds were
produced for the three men, the first having a valley full of camels, the
second one, a valley full of cows and the third one full of sheep.
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