Muḥammad b. al-Ḥusayn narrated to me through a chain of his which he omitted, he said that the Messenger of God (s) said, "Never shall one who persisted in drinking alcohol enter the Garden; nor one constantly given to intoxication; nor one disobedient to their parents; nor one excessively black; nor a wittol; nor a policeman - meaning a patrolman; nor a hermaphrodite - meaning one of both sexes; nor a graverobber - meaning a tomb raider; nor a tithe-taker; nor one who severs family relations; nor a libertarian rejector of Divine Pre-Destiny." The compiler of this book - may God have mercy on him - comments on this tradition: By "one excessively black", the tradition is referring to someone who has not one white hair on his head or beard, despite his old age. Such a man is called in Arabic "al-Gharbīb".