3255: 18405: The martyrs: 1: Narrated by Al-Tabari (11/93) and Ibn Kathir (7/103), who said: "This is a very strange hadith, and there is consideration regarding its authenticity."

: 18406: Its keys: 2: Al-Manthur: (7/246).

: 18406: Its measure: 3: Previous source.

: 18407: Its measure: 4: Al-Manthur: (7/246-248).

: 18408: Its measure: 5: Al-Manthur: (7/246-248).

: 18409: To cause it to be: 6: Previous source.

3256: 18410: A mustard seed: 1: Al-Manthur: (7/246-248).

: 18411: Its two halves: 2: Previous source: (7/251).

: 18412: A part: 3: Al-Manthur: (5/339), Al-Qurtubi (13/239), Ithaf (10/451, 452), Bidayah (1/290), Al-Tabari (20/13, 23/10), Ibn Kathir (3/276, 282, 5/384), Ibn 'Asakir in Al-Tarikh (3/22), and Al-Khatib (4/121).

3262: 18412: About them: 1: See: The previous footnote.

: 18413: The verse: 2: Tafsir Ibn Kathir: (7/114).

: 18414: For the grateful: 3: Al-Manthur: (7/264).

3263: 18415: And do not despair: 1: Tafsir Ibn Kathir (7/118). Al-Qurtubi said regarding His statement (Exalted is He): "Ha-Mim": "There is a difference of opinion regarding its meaning." 'Ikrimah said that the Prophet (peace be upon him) said: "'Ha-Mim' is one of the names of Allah (Exalted is He), and they are the keys to the treasures of your Lord." Ibn 'Abbas said: "'Ha-Mim' is the Greatest Name of Allah." Qatadah said: "It is one of the names of the Qur'an." 'Ata' al-Khurasani said: "The Ha is the opening of His names Hamid (Praiseworthy), Hannan (Compassionate), Halim (Forbearing), and Hakim (Wise); and the Mim is the opening of His names Malik (King), Majid (Glorious), Mannan (Bestower), Mutakabbir (Proud), and Musawwir (Fashioner)." This is evidenced by what Anas narrated: that a Bedouin asked the Prophet (peace be upon him): "The beginning of names and the openings of the chapters."