A guest came to the Prophet ﷺ, so he sent to his wives seeking food, but he found nothing with any of them. He then said, "O Allah, I ask You of Your bounty and Your mercy, for none possesses them but You." Then a roasted sheep was presented to him as a gift, and he said, "This is from the bounty of Allah, and we still await His mercy."
ضاف النبي ﷺ فأرسل إلى أزواجه يبتغي عندهن طعاما، فلم يجد عند واحدة منهن فقال: اللهم إني أسألك من فضلك ورحمتك، فإنه لا يملكها إلا أنت فأهديت إليه شاة مصلية فقال: هذه من فضل الله ونحن ننتظر الرحمة.
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Tabarani reported it in Kabir (10/220) from Abdan bin Ahmad, who said, Muhammad bin Ziyad Burjumi told us, Ubaydullah bin Musa told us, Masaar told us, from Zubayd, from Murrah, from Abdullah, and he related it.Its chain is hasan because of Muhammad bin Ziyad Burjumi. Abdan said, "I asked Fadl bin Saad Aaraj and Ibn Ishkab about Muhammad bin Ziyad Burjumi, and they both said, 'He is among the trustworthy narrators.'" See Lisan Mizan (5/172). Ibn Hibban also mentioned him among the trustworthy narrators. Haythami said in Majma (10/159), "Its narrators are the narrators of the sahih, except for Muhammad bin Ziyad Burjumi, and he is trustworthy."As for Abu Hatim, he said, "Unknown," and Dhahabi followed him in Mizan, perhaps due to the scarcity of his narrations and his being the sole transmitter of this hadith.