Final moments in the lives of the righteous

Here he is, waiting for death on his bed, after having struggled with his beloved, and having fought all the battles with him...and having lived his life growing old in the arenas of jihad. He waters his sword with the blood of God's enemies.
And He raised His voice as a warner to the people of the evils of the world and its deceit, and assuaging them from its charms, and desiring for them what is with God for the fearful. The rulers feared him. They called him "the leader of the opposition." Ali bin Abi Talib once said about him: "There is no one left who does not care about the blame of a blameworthy person in God, except my father." Atom, nor myself," then he struck his hand on his chest.
Abu Dharr's eyes brought tears to his eyes...as he remembered that badge engraved on his chest when the Messenger of God said about him: "The dust has not diminished nor has it increased its influence." "The green one is from a man with a more sincere accent than Abu Dharr."