They ignited a blazing fire and threw Abraham into it. "We said, O fire! Be calm and harmless for Abraham." We commanded it, saying, O fire, be gentle, for it is Abraham. And this shirt was the reason for the salvation of the friend of God. Sheikh Saduq narrates: When they resolved to throw Abraham (peace be upon him) into the fire, Gabriel the Faithful brought a shirt to him and clothed him in it, and at that moment the fire before him became cool and ineffective. [Ikmal al-Din, p. 327, hadith 7; al-Kharaij wa al-Jaraih, vol. 2, p. 691, hadith 6]

After forty years of crying and grief, Gabriel came to him and reminded Adam of the words. O the eternally gracious one, by the right of Hussein (peace be upon him)... His heart hurt, he inquired about Hussein, and we brought him a shirt and let it touch him. “God forgave Adam's sin through this shirt.”

“When it will be the Day of Judgment, God will assemble the first and last people in one field, and then He will order a caller who will announce: Lower your eyes and bend your heads until Fatimah, the daughter of Muhammad, peace be upon her, passes.” So she will stand in the noble position and say to the Lord of the Throne, “O Fair Master," and while she holds the bloodstained shirt of her son Hussein (peace be upon him) in her hand, she shouts, “My God, judge between me and the murderer of my son Hussein!” Then, in the sadness of this cry, the eyes of all creatures will be filled with tears, and the shirt that was the protector of the prophets will this time appear to rescue humanity.

They ignited a blazing fire and threw Abraham into it. "We said, O fire! Be calm and harmless for Abraham." We commanded it, saying, O fire, be gentle, for it is Abraham. And this shirt was the reason for the salvation of the friend of God. Sheikh Saduq narrates: When they resolved to throw Abraham (peace be upon him) into the fire, Gabriel the Faithful brought a shirt to him and clothed him in it, and at that moment the fire before him became cool and ineffective. [Ikmal al-Din, p. 327, hadith 7; al-Kharaij wa al-Jaraih, vol. 2, p. 691, hadith 6]

They ignited a blazing fire and threw Abraham into it. "We said, O fire! Be calm and harmless for Abraham." We commanded it, saying, O fire, be gentle, for it is Abraham. And this shirt was the reason for the salvation of the friend of God. Sheikh Saduq narrates: When they resolved to throw Abraham (peace be upon him) into the fire, Gabriel the Faithful brought a shirt to him and clothed him in it, and at that moment the fire before him became cool and ineffective. [Ikmal al-Din, p. 327, hadith 7; al-Kharaij wa al-Jaraih, vol. 2, p. 691, hadith 6]

“He was ordered: “So remove your shoes!" “Surely, you are in the holy valley of Tuwa.” This is hallowed land. We will safeguard you. Now that you are chosen, go towards Pharaoh, and at the time of peril, reach into the chest of this shirt and take it out so that all may see the revelation of truth.

And if he had not been one of those who praise God, he would have lingered in its stomach till the day when they are resurrected. And recall Jonah, when he left in fury, thinking we had no authority over him. “But if he had not been of those who praise God, he would surely have lingered in its stomach till the day when they are resurrected.” And what a good favor we bestowed upon him! The same favor that all the prophets before him would rely on in times of difficulty. Imam Sadiq (peace be upon him) said: “And Jonah was rescued from the belly of the fish through this shirt.”