Sahih al-Bukhari 4387

It is related from Abu Hurayra that the Prophet, may Allah bless him and grant him peace, said, "Allah created creation, and when He had finished it, Kinship rose and entered the presence of the All-Merciful. Allah said to it, 'What is the matter?' It said, 'This is the station of the one who seeks refuge with You from the severance of ties of kinship.' Allah then said, 'Are you not content that I maintain connection with those who maintain your ties and I cut off those who cut you off?' It said, 'Yes indeed, my Lord!' Then He said, 'It is like that.'" Abu Hurayra said, "Recite, if you wish, 'Is it not likely that, if you did turn away, you would cause corruption in the earth and sever your ties of kinship?' (47:22)" This is related from Abu Hurayra: "Then the Messenger of Allah, may Allah bless him and grant him peace, said, 'Recite, if you wish, "Is it not likely that.." (47:22).'" Mu'awiya ibn Abi'l-Muzarrad related this and the Messenger of Allah, may Allah bless him and grant him peace, said, "Recite, if you wish, 'Is it not likely that..' (47:22)." CCCXXII: Tafsir of Surat al-Fath Mujahid said that "Their mark is on their faces" (48:29) is the appearance of their skin. Mansur said that Mujahid said that it means humility. "Shat'ahu" (48:29) means "its shoot'. "Istaghlaza" (48:29) means "to become thick". "Suqihi" (48:29) is its stem which supports the tree. It is said that "da'iratu's-saw'" (48:6) is like the words, "an evil man". "A round of evil" means the punishment. "Tu'azziruhu" (48:9) means "you help him". "Shat'ahu" (48:29): the shoot of wheat produces ten grains or eight or seven and they strengthen one another. That is the words of Allah, "then makes it strong" (48:29). If there had been only one grain, it would not be upright on its stalk. It is an example which Allah made for the Prophet, may Allah bless him and grant him peace, when he emerged alone and then was strengthened by his Companions, as the grain is strengthened by what grows from it. CCCXXIII: "Truly We have granted you a manifest victory." (48:1)