Hazrat Abdullah narrates that a monk remained engaged in worship in his place of worship for sixty years. A woman came to live in his neighborhood, and the monk went to her for six nights. Then, feeling remorse for his action, he fled from there and took refuge in a mosque, where he stayed for three days without eating or drinking anything. (After three days) a loaf of bread was brought to him, and he divided it into two parts, giving half to the person on his right and half to the person on his left. Then the Angel of Death came and took the soul of that monk. His sixty years of deeds were placed on one side of the scale, and his sins on the other side, and the side with the sins became heavier. Then the bread (which he had given in charity) was brought, and when it was placed on the scale, the side with the good deeds became heavier than the side with the sins.