I have never heard anything finer than the poetry of Hassan, and I never recite it without hoping Paradise for him. His words to Abu Sufyan,"You have lampooned Muhammad, and I have answered on his behalf, and with Allah lies the reward for that. You have lampooned Muhammad, righteous and pious, the trusted Messenger of Allah, whose nature is fidelity. My father, his father, and my honor are a shield for the honor of Muhammad against you. Do you revile him when you are no match for him? May the worse of you be ransom for the better. My tongue is sharp, with no defect in it, and my sea cannot be muddied by buckets."It was said, "Mother of the Believers, is this not idle speech?"She replied, "No. Idle speech is only what is said in the presence of women."It was said, "Does Allah not say, 'And he among them who took the greatest share in it shall have a grievous punishment' [Nur 24:11]?"She answered, "Did a grievous punishment not befall him? Did he not lose his sight, and was he not struck down with the sword?"
ما سمعت بشيء أحسن من شعر حسان، وما تمثلت به إلا رجوت له الجنة، قوله لأبي سفيان: هجوت محمدا فأجبت عنه وعند الله في ذاك الجزاء فإن أبي ووالده وعرضي لعرض محمد منكم وقاء أتشتمه ولست له بكفء فشركما لخيركما الفداء لساني صارم لا عيب فيه وبحري لا تكدره الدلاء فقيل: يا أم المؤمنين، أليس هذا لغوا؟ قالت: لا، إنما اللغو ما قيل عند النساء. قيل: أليس الله يقول: {والذي تولى كبره منهم له عذاب عظيم}. قالت: أليس قد أصابه عذاب عظيم، أليس قد ذهب بصره، وكنع بالسيف؟
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Ibn Jareer narrated it in his Tafsir (17/193) from Hasan bin Qazaa, who said, Muslimah bin Alqama narrated to us, Dawud, meaning Ibn Abu Hind, narrated to us, from Amir, from Ayesha, and he mentioned it. Its isnad is hasan because of Hasan bin Qazaa and his teacher Muslimah bin Alqama, for the two of them are hasan in narrating hadith.