Sahih al-Bukhari 2974

It is said that Abu Wa'il said, "It was said to Usama, 'Will you go to so-and-so ['Uthman] and speak to him [about what is happening]?' He replied, "You think that I do not speak to him except when you hear? I speak to him secretly without opening a door which I do not wish to be the first to open. Nor will I say to a man who is amir over me that he is the best of people after something which I heard from the Messenger of Allah, may Allah bless him and grant him peace." They asked, "What did you hear him say?" He said, "I heard him say, "A man will be brought on the Day of Rising and thrown into the Fire and the intestines of his belly will come out and he will be dragged round by them as the donkey goes round the mill. The people of the Fire will gather round him and say, "So-and-so! What has happened to you? Did you not command the right and forbid the wrong?" He will say, "Yes. I used to command the right and forbid the wrong and then do it.'" Ghundar narrated it from Shu'ba from al-A'mash. XI: Description of Iblis and his armies Mujahid said that "yuqdhafûn" (37:8) means "to be thrown", and "duhür" (37:8) means "driven away", and "wâsib" (37:9) is constant. Ibn 'Abbas said that "madhür" (7:18) means "driven away". It is said that "marîd" (4:117) means recalcitrant, and battaka (4:119) means "to cut". "Istafzir" (17:64) means "to make light of". "Khaylaka" is cavalry and "rajlika" is infantry, the singular being râjil, like sâhib and sahb, and tâjir and tajr." "I will be the master" (17:62) means "I will tame". "Qarîn" (43:36) refers to Shaytan.