Al-Manthur (1/367), Ibn Kathir (1/490), and Al-Qurtubi (3/356, 365).

552: 2933: And Allah: 1: Omitted in the original.

: 2933: (...): 2: Omitted in the original.

: 2934: Ease: 3: Narrated from Abu Umamah As'ad ibn Zurarah, Al-Tabarani said: 'Abdullah ibn Muhammad ibn Shu'ayb al-Marjani narrated to us, Yahya ibn Hakim al-Muqawwim narrated to us, Muhammad ibn Bakr al-Bursani narrated to us, 'Abdullah ibn Abi Umamah As'ad ibn Zurarah narrated to us, who said: The Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) said: "Whoever is pleased that Allah should shade him on a day when there is no shade but His shade, then let him facilitate for someone in financial hardship or waive his debt for him."

Weak. Al-Targhib (2/47), Al-Manthur (1/369), Al-Kanz (15488), Ibn Kathir (1/491), and Al-Majma' (4/134). He attributed it to Al-Tabarani in "al-Kabir" via the path of 'Asim ibn 'Ubayd Allah from As'ad, and 'Asim is weak and did not meet As'ad ibn Zurarah.

553: 2938: Ease: 1: From Abu Qatadah al-Harith ibn Rib'i al-Ansari, Ahmad said: Hammad ibn Salamah narrated to us, Abu Ja'far al-Khatmi informed us from Muhammad ibn Ka'b al-Qurazi that Abu Qatadah had a debt owed to him by a man, and he would go to him to demand payment, but the man would hide from him. So one day he came, and a boy went out, and he asked him about him. The boy said: "Yes, he is in the house eating a roasted dish." So he called out to him, saying: "O so-and-so, come out, for I have been informed that you are here." He came out to him, and he asked: "What keeps you from me?" He replied: "I am in financial hardship, and I have nothing." He asked: "Do you swear by Allah that you are in hardship?" He replied: "Yes." Abu Qatadah wept and then said: I heard