And from him, from Ali ibn Ibrahim from his father from Ibn Abi Umayr from Zurarah. Zurarah said: “I saw a son of Abu Abdillah عليه السلام, peace be upon him, during the lifetime of Abu Ja’far عليه السلام, peace be upon him, who was called ‘Abdullah’. He was weaned (fatim, or recently weaned), who passed away. I (Zurarah) said to him (Abdullah): “O boy, who is this next to you?” referring to a servant of theirs. Abdullah said: “This is my master.” The servant lightheartedly replied to Abdullah: “I am not your master.” So Abdullah replied: “That is worse for you.” Then he (the servant) jabbed at the boy’s body (in jest), and the boy (Abdullah) died. He (Abdullah) was then carried out in a box (safat) to al-Baqi’ (cemetery). Abu Ja’far عليه السلام, peace be upon him, came out wearing a yellow khazz cloak, a yellow khazz turban, and a yellow khazz mantle. Imam عليه السلام walked toward al-Baqi‘, leaning on me, while the people were offering him condolences for his grandson (Abdullah). When He عليه السلام reached al-Baqi‘, Abu Ja’far عليه السلام, peace be upon him, stepped forward and prayed over him (Abdullah), saying four takbirs. Then Imam عليه السلام ordered that he (Abdulla) be buried. After that, Imam عليه السلام took me (Zurarah) by the hand and moved aside with me, and said: “Indeed, it was not customary to pray (Salat Al Mayyit) over children. Rather, the Commander of the Faithful عليه السلام, peace be upon him, used to order that they (children) be buried behind (the rows), and Imam Ali عليه السلام would not pray over them. But I prayed over him (Abdullah) for the sake of the people of Medina, out of dislike that they might say: ‘They do not pray (Salat Al Mayyit) over their children.’”