Narrated from al 'Awam ibn Hausyab, he said, "One day I stopped at a hamlet. Next to the hamlet was a burial ground. Towards the time of Asr, a grave was split open and a man with a donkey head came out. The man neighed like a donkey three times. Then the grave closed again.

Just after that, an old woman appeared spinning wool.

A woman asked me, "Did you see that old woman?"

I asked back, "What's wrong with her?"

The woman replied," The old woman is the mother of that person you saw just now (the man with the head of a donkey)."

I was curious, " How is the story?"

The woman told," That man used to drink khamr. When he was about to leave, his mother always told him, "My son, fear Allah. When will you stop drinking this khamr?"

The son replied, "You sound like a donkey!." The woman continued the story," That day after Asr time, the man who drank khamr died. Every day after Asr, the man's grave was split open, and he neighed three times, then closed again."

Translated from "101 Kisah Teladan" written by Muhammad Amin al-Jundi, Indonesian translation by Safrudin Edi Wibowo, Lc