There was a man from the Ali family who fled to a foreign land. He brought his family, wife, and daughters. They lived in pleasure and contentment, till one day the husband died and since then, his wife and daughters lived in poverty and hardship. So the woman went with her daughters to another region for fear of the enemy's threat (who hated Ali's descendants). The woman put her children in a mosque that was no longer in use because she was worried about the very cold weather. Then she went looking for food. She passed two houses. One of the houses belonged to a Muslim, a village head, while the other belonged to a magi who was in charge of the village. The woman went to the Muslim's house first. He recounted his situation and said that he was a respectable Ali family, who needed food for his children. The Muslim owner of the house said, "Show proof and proof that you are from the respectable Ali family. The woman replied, "I am a foreign woman. No one knows me in this village." The man refused his request. The woman left disappointed and sad. Then she went to the Magi's house and told him about the situation. The Magi got up and told his wife to prepare food and they brought the children. the girl stayed at their house. The wise man gave the woman and her family delicious food, good clothes and they spent the night in the Magi's house full of pleasure and honor. At midnight the Muslim saw in a dream as if the apocalypse had arrived. and the flag had been hoisted over the head of the Prophet Muhammad. Suddenly he saw a palace made of green emeralds, the terrace was made of pearls and gems, the roof was in the shape of a dome of pearl and marble. The Muslim asked, "Whose is this palace?" The Prophet replied, "Belongs to a Muslim who unites his God." The Muslim said, "O Messenger of Allah, I am a Muslim who unites God." The Messenger of Allah asked, "Show me the evidence and proof that you are a Muslim who unites your God. The Muslim fell silent confused. The Messenger of Allah said, "When a woman from the Ali family came to you, you told her to show evidence and proof that she belongs to the Ali family. Likewise, you, show proof that you are a Muslim!" So the Shaykh woke up from his sleep. He regretted having rejected the poor woman.

The next day, he went around the village and inquired about the woman's whereabouts. Finally, he found out that the woman was in the magi's house. He said to the Magi, "I want a woman from the Ali family and her children." The Magi said, "There is no way for you to do that. Indeed they have brought me a blessing." The Muslim pleaded, "Take a thousand dinars and hand the woman over to me." The Magi replied, "I will not do it." The Muslim kept pushing and said, "I have to get them." The Magi exclaimed, "What do you want. I have more right to have it. The palace you saw in the dream was created for me. That woman has shown me about Islam. By Allah, before going to bed last night, my family and I embraced Islam in the hands of a woman. And I saw in my dream exactly what you saw in your dream. The Messenger of Allah asked me, 'Do Alawiyah women and their children live in your house?' I replied, "Yes, O Messenger of Allah." The Messenger of Allah said, "This palace is for you and your family. You and your family are among the inhabitants of paradise. Allah has created and destined you and your family to be Muslims since ancient times." Hearing the story of the Magi, the Muslim came out with feelings of sadness and regret that were beyond measure. Regret that only Allah knows. See what a blessing it is to help widows and orphans and the glory that comes from them.