Suddenly, I heard my Master Abu Shu’ayb saying: 'Enter with them, for in your entry, a veil shall be torn and a state shall be revealed.'
Ibn Jundub continued: 'They entered while I was before them. When they reached the middle of the house, they prostrated (kharru); then they raised their heads and prostrated again, repeating this act.
Ishaq said to them: "Raise your heads and ask for your needs!" They replied: "[Not] until our Master grants us permission, accepts our deed, and gives us his command—He for whose Countenance we have prostrated, by whose Name we have known [Him], and through whose Gate we have asked."'
The Master [Al-Hasan] said:
"{Raise your heads; no reproach shall be upon you today; Allah will forgive you, and He is the Most Merciful of the merciful}".




