Musannaf Ibn Abi Shayba 33:592

Husayn ibn Ali narrated to us, from Za'idah, from Asim, from Shaqiq, from Abu Musa, who said: The soul of the believer emerges, and it is of a better scent than musk. He said: The angels who take it in death ascend with it, and they are met by angels below the heaven. They say, "Who is this with you?" They reply, "So-and-so," and they mention him by his best deeds. They say, "May Allah greet you and greet those who are with you." He said: Then the gates of heaven are opened for him. He said: His face shines, and he comes to the Lord, and his face has a radiance like the sun. He said: As for the other, his soul emerges, and it is more foul-smelling than a carcass. The angels who take it in death ascend with it, and they are met by angels below the heaven. They say, "Who is this with you?" They reply, "So-and-so," and they mention him by his worst deeds. He said: They say, "Return him, for Allah has not wronged him in anything." He said: And Abu Musa recited: "And they will not enter Paradise until the camel enters into the eye of the needle."