Sahih Muslim Hadith 7522 – The HadIth Of The
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[7522] ( … ) It was narrated that Al-Bari' said: "Abü Bakr bought a saddle from my father for thirteen Dirham" – and he quoted a IjadIth like that of Zuhair from Abü Isâq (no. 7521). And he said in his HadIth, from the report of 'Uthmân bin 'Umar: "…When he (Suraqah bin Mâlik) drew near, the Messenger of Allah prayed against him, and his horse sank up to its belly in the earth. He leapt from it and said: '0 Muhammad, I know that this is your doing. Pray to Allah to save me from it, and I promise you that I will keep it secret from those who are behind me. Here is my bow, take an arrow from it, and you will find my camels and my slaves in such and such a place; take whatever you need of them.' He said: 'I have no need of your camels.' And we came to Al-Madinah at night, and they disputed as to which of them the Messenger of Allah would stay with. He () said: 'I will go and stay with Banü An-Najjâr, the maternal uncles of 'Abdul-Muttalib, and honor them thereby.' The men and women climbed on top of the houses, and the children and servants scattered in the streets, calling out: '0 Muhammad, 0 Messenger of Allah, 0 Muhammad, 0 Messenger of Allah!" 54. The Book Of TafsIr Jtthkfl (Explanation Of Qur'iin) (f.T tã.fl) Chapter… Interpretation Of ,.. – (… Various Verses (",,Sahih Muslim
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