Hadhrat Amr bin Dinaar (R.A) reports that a man who lived in
Madinah had a sister in the same district. He buried her after
her death, but realized afterwards that he had dropped his
wallet in the grave. He took someone with him to the
graveyard and they found the grave which they dug.
After finding the wallet, he told the person to dig deeper so that they could see the condition of his sister. As he peeped therein he saw flames leaping from within. Startled, he had the grave filled and went to see his mother. At first his mother refused to disclose the condition of her daughter, but when the man insisted, she told him that his sister used to delay in the performance of her salaah and perform it after it's time. She also said that the girl never performed her wudhu properly and would eavesdrop on people at night so as to relate their conversations to others.
After finding the wallet, he told the person to dig deeper so that they could see the condition of his sister. As he peeped therein he saw flames leaping from within. Startled, he had the grave filled and went to see his mother. At first his mother refused to disclose the condition of her daughter, but when the man insisted, she told him that his sister used to delay in the performance of her salaah and perform it after it's time. She also said that the girl never performed her wudhu properly and would eavesdrop on people at night so as to relate their conversations to others.
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