Ahmad 8167

This is also sahih. It is in the individual manuscript, number 54. The two sheikhs did not narrate it through the manuscript, nor did either narrate it alone with this wording. Rather, Bukhari narrated it, 11:6 Fath, with the wording, "The space of a bow in Paradise is better than that over which the sun rises and sets," and after it, "A morning or evening expedition in the way of Allah is better than that over which the sun rises and sets." He narrated both as one hadith, from the narration of Abdul-Rahman bin Abu Amra, from Abu Hurairah. Then he narrated it, 6:236 Fath, from the hadith of Ibn Abu Amra, in a manner similar to that narration, but along with it, before it, he narrated the hadith, "In Paradise there is indeed a tree in whose shade a rider travels for a hundred years."I did not find it in Sahih Muslim after lengthy search and pursuit. Its meaning will come at 9629, from the narration of Abu Salama from Abu Hurairah. It will also come at 10265, from the narration of Abdul-Rahman bin Abu Amra, from Abu Hurairah. Its meaning will also come at length at 10275, from the narration of Abu Ayub, the freed slave of Uthman, from Abu Hurairah. Tabari narrated it in his tafsir, 8315, in a manner similar to it, from the narration of Abu Salama from Abu Hurairah, and we have documented it there, and we quoted from Ibn Kathir in his tafsir, 2:311, that he attributed it to the two Sahihs.As for his statement, "the length of a whip of one of you," it is with a kasra on the qaf, meaning the measure of one of your whips. It is said, "between me and him is the length of a spear," and "the measure of a spear," meaning the measure of a spear. As for his statement in the narration of Bukhari, "the space of a bow," it carries the same meaning as "the length." Al-qaab and al-qeeb, with a kasra on the qaf in the second, both mean the measure.