1795 — Muhammad ibn Abd Allah ibn al-Hajjaj informed us. He said: Ja'far ibn Muhammad ibn Nusayr narrated to us. He said: Ahmad ibn Muhammad ibn Masruq al-Tusi narrated to us. He said: Rawh ibn Abd Allah al-Tusi narrated to us. He said: Isma'il ibn Abi Uways narrated to us:

“Malik ibn Anas would frequently say, ‘Whatever Allah wills.’ A man reproached him for saying ‘Whatever Allah wills’ so often. Then the man was shown in a dream: ‘Are you the one reproaching Malik ibn Anas for frequently saying, “Whatever Allah wills”? Had Malik ibn Anas wished to pierce a mustard seed by saying, “Whatever Allah wills,” he would have pierced it.’”