I heard a Bedouin Arabi say, "I heard Abu Hurayrah narrate that he said, 'Whoever recites "By the fig and the olive" [Tin 95:1] and reaches "Is not Allah the most just of judges?" [Tin 95:8], let him say, Yes indeed, and I am among those who bear witness to that.'"
حدثنا ابن أبي عمر حدثنا سفيان
سمعت رجلا بدويا أعرابيا يقول سمعت أبا هريرة يرويه يقول من قرأ {والتين والزيتون} فقرأ {أليس الله بأحكم الحاكمين} فليقل بلى وأنا على ذلك من الشاهدين
[Its chain is daif] Abu Dawud narrated it in Salah, chapter on the measure of ruku and sujud, no. 887, from the hadith of Sufyan bin Uyayna, through it. A bedouin man is unknown (Sharh Muhazzab 4/67 and others). The hadith has routes, all of them flawed. Refer to Musnad Humaydi, my edition, no. 1001. It was also narrated as a stopped report (mawquf) with a daif chain.