The Messenger of Allah ﷺ said, "The words by which Allah's majesty is remembered, the glorifications, the praises, the proclamations of His greatness, and the declarations of His oneness, circle around the Throne, humming like a swarm of bees, mentioning the one who uttered them. Would not any of you love to have something always with Allah that mentions him?"
قال رسول الله ﷺ: الذين يذكرون من جلال الله من تسبيحه وتحميده وتكبيره وتهليله يتعاطفن حول العرش، لهن دوي كذوي النحل، يذكرن بصاحبهن، ألا يحب أحدكم أن لا يزال له عند الله شيء يذكر به.
Ahmad (18362) reported it from Ibn Numayr, who said, Musa, meaning Ibn Muslim al-Tahhan, narrated to us from Awn bin Abdullah, from his father or from his brother, from Numan bin Bashir, who said, then he mentioned it.Ibn Majah (3809) also reported it through Musa al-Tahhan, except that he did not mention "the takbir" in it. Its isnad is sahih, and the discussion of it is set out in detail in Kitab al-Iman.