Hadith 35

(The book) ‘Al Kafi’ – From the number, from Al Barqy, from Al Qasim Bin Yahya, from his grandfather Al Hassan Bin Rashid, ‘From Abu Abdullah-asws having said: ‘Rasool-Allah-saww said: ‘What is it to me-saww and the world? And what am I-azwj and the world (to do with each other)? ’ But rather, an example of me-saww and it is like an example of a rider, a tree is raised for him during a hot day, so he said, ‘(I shall rest) beneath it’. Then he goes and leaves it’’. [41]
Explanation – And from the ways of the general Muslims – ‘It is reported from Ibn Masoud, ‘Rasool-Allah-saww slept upon a mat. He-saww stood up and there were impact marks in his body. They said, ‘If only you-saww could have instructed us, we would have spread a bedding for you-saww and worked’. He‑saww said: ‘What is it to me-saww and the world? And what am I-saww and the world except like a rider taking shade beneath a tree, then he departs and leaves it’’.