(2/90), Al-Tabarani in "Al-Saghir" (1/238), Ithaf (3/482, 5/232), Al-Baghawi (1/157), Taghliq (712), Al-Tarikh al-Kabir (1/382), Sharh al-Sunnah (6/217), and Al-Hilyah (6/283).

520: 2757: Their wealth: 1: Similar to it. Ibn Kathir: (1/319).

: 2760: The hill/raised ground: 2: Ibn Jarir, may Allah have mercy on him, said: Regarding "al-rabwah" (the hill), there are three dialects, which correspond to three recitations: with the damma on the ra', and this is the recitation of the general public of the people of Medina, Hijaz, and Iraq; with the fatha on it, which is the recitation of some of the people of Sham and Kufa, and it is said that it is the dialect of Tamim; and with the kasra on the ra', and it is mentioned that it is the recitation of Ibn Abbas.

521: 2763: Double: 1: Tafsir Ibn Kathir: (1/319).

: 2765: A light rain: 2: Al-Qurtubi said: "Al-tall" is the weak, fine, light rain, as stated by Ibn Abbas and others, and it is the well-known linguistic meaning. A group, including Mujahid, said: Al-tall is the dew. Ibn Atiyyah said: This is metaphorical and an analogy. In Al-Sihah: Al-tall is the weakest rain, and the plural is al-tilal. You say: "Tallat al-ard" (the earth was rained upon by a light rain) and "atallaha al-nad" (the dew moistened it), so it is "matlulah" (moistened).

522: 2772: His old age: 1: Tafsir Ibn Kathir: (1/319).

523: 2773: His deeds: 1: Authentic. Narrated by Al-Bukhari in: Al-Tafsir, (h/4538).

: 2777: Weak: 2: Al-Hakim narrated in his Mustadrak that the Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings of Allah be upon him, used to say in his supplication: "O Allah, make the most expansive of Your provision for me in my old age and at the end of my life." Narrated by Al-Hakim (1/542) and Al-Majma' (10/182), and he attributed it to Al-Tabarani in "Al-Awsat" from the hadith of Aisha, and its chain of narration is hasan (good). And Ibn 'Adi.