Regarding the verse "Do not move your tongue with it to hasten it" [Qiyamah 75:16], the Prophet ﷺ used to endure great strain from the revelation, and he would move his lips.Ibn Abbas said to me, "I am moving my lips just as the Messenger of Allah ﷺ used to move his."And Saeed said to me, "I am moving mine just as I saw Ibn Abbas move his lips."Then Allah revealed, "Do not move your tongue with it to hasten it. Upon Us is its gathering and its recitation" [Qiyamah 75:16–17], meaning its gathering in your heart, then We recite it. "So when We recite it, follow its recitation" [Qiyamah 75:18], meaning listen to it and be silent. "Then upon Us is its clarification" [Qiyamah 75:19].After that, whenever Jibreel departed, he would recite it just as Jibreel had recited it to him.
حدثنا عبد الرحمن عن أبي عوانة عن موسى بن أبي عائشة عن سعيد بن جبير
في قوله {لا تحرك به لسانك لتعجل به} قال كان النبي ﷺ يعالج من التنزيل شدة فكان يحرك شفتيه قال فقال لي ابن عباس أنا أحرك شفتي كما كان رسول الله ﷺ يحرك وقال لي سعيد أنا أحرك كما رأيت ابن عباس يحرك شفتيه فأنزل الله عز وجل {لا تحرك به لسانك لتعجل به إن علينا جمعه وقرآنه} قال جمعه في صدرك ثم نقرؤه {فإذا قرأناه فاتبع قرآنه} فاستمع له وأنصت {ثم إن علينا بيانه} فكان بعد ذلك إذا انطلق جبريل قرأه كما أقرأه
Its isnad is sahih. It is a longer version of 1910, and we have already pointed this out there. Ibn Kathir quoted it in his tafsir, 9:61, from this passage, and said, "Bukhari and Muslim also narrated it through more than one route from Musa bin Abu Ayesha, with this wording."