Sahih al-Bukhari 4371

It is related that al-'Awwam said, "I asked Mujahid about the sajda (prostration) in Sad. He said, 'I asked Ibn 'Abbas, "For what reason do you prostrate?" He said, "You do not recite: 'And among his descendants were Dawud and Sulayman.' (6:85) 'They are the ones Allah has guided, so be guided by their guidance.' (6:90) Da'ud was one of those whom the Prophet, may Allah bless him and grant him peace, was commanded to copy. Da'ud, peace be upon him, prostrated, so the Messenger of Allah, may Allah bless him and grant him peace, prostrated."'" "'Ujab" (38:5) means "wondrous". "Qitt" is a page. Here it is the page of good actions. Mujahid said that "in self-glory" (28:2) means "exultant". "In the old religion" (38:7) means the religion of Quraysh. "Ikhtilaq" (38:7) means "lies". "Asbab" (38:10) are the paths of the heaven with its doors. "Even a whole army of confederates will be routed there!" (38:11) refers to Quraysh. "Those too were Confederates" (38:13) are past generations. "Fawaq" (38:52) means "likes" Ibn 'Abbas said that "aydi" (38:17) is strength in worship and "absar" (38:45) means "insight into the command of Allah". In "the love of good things above the remembrance of my Lord" (38:32), "'an" means "min". "Tafiqa mashan" (38:33) means that he stroked the shanks and necks of the horses. "Asfad" (38:38) means fetters. CCXCIII:. His words, "Give me a kingdom the like of which will never be granted to anyone after me. Truly You are the Ever-Giving." (38:35)