The Messenger of Allah ﷺ said, "If the owner of livestock does not give what is due from them, they will be set upon him on the Day of Resurrection, trampling his face with their hooves."
وقال رسول الله ﷺ إذا ما رب النعم لم يعط حقها تسلط عليه يوم القيامة تخبط وجهه بأخفافها
This is a sahih hadith based on the soundness of the Sahifah, and it appears in the individual Sahifah under number 71. Bukhari related it [9:23 print / 12:294 Fath], through the route of the Sahifah along with the hadith following this one, but he placed that one before this one. Muslim did not relate it through the route of the Sahifah, though its meaning is established in his book within other lengthy narrations from Abu Hurairah, 1:269–271 Bulaq edition. Its meaning has already passed within a lengthy hadith, number 7553.Naam, with fatha on the nun and the unpointed ayn, refers to camels, cattle, and sheep. But what is meant here is camels alone, indicated by the phrase "with their hooves," for hooves belong specifically to camels. The word "tasallata" (dominated) is what is established in K and Jami al-Masanid, and it agrees with the wording of Bukhari, while in H and M it reads "basata" (spread out), which is a corruption.