While the Messenger of Allah ﷺ was sitting among his companions, he said to them, "Do you hear what I hear?"They replied, "We hear nothing."He said, "I hear the heaven creaking, and it has every right to creak. There is not a space of a hand's breadth in it without an angel either prostrating or standing in worship."
بينما رسول الله ﷺ في أصحابه إذ قال لهم: تسمعون ما أسمع؟ قالوا: ما نسمع من شيء، قال: إني لأسمع أطيط السماء، وما تلام أن تنط، وما فيها موضع شبر إلا وعليه ملك ساجد أو قائم.
Ibn Nasr Marwazi narrated it in Taazim Qadr al-Salah (1/258), Tabarani in al-Kabir (3/224–225), and Abu Shaykh in al-Azama (3/986), all of them through the route of Abdul-Wahhab bin Ata, who said, Saeed bin Abu Aruba told us, from Qatada, from Safwan bin Mihraz, from Hakeem bin Hizam, and he related the hadith.Its chain is hasan, on account of Abdul-Wahhab bin Ata, who is al-Khaffaf Abu Nasr. Although he is among the narrators used by Muslim, some critics have spoken about him, yet his hadith is hasan. Saeed bin Abu Aruba had his memory become confused toward the end of his life, but Abdul-Wahhab bin Ata heard from him before that confusion set in.