56 - Isḥāq b. Ismāʿīl narrated to us: Jarīr narrated to us, from Manṣūr, from Ḥassān b. Abī al-Ashras, from Mughīth b. Sumayy, who said: Ṭūbā is a tree in Paradise. If a man were to ride a young she-camel or a young beast and then travel around it, he would not reach the place from which he departed until he dies of old age. There is no dwelling in Paradise except that a branch from the branches of that tree hangs down over them. If they wish to eat from the fruit, it lowers itself to them, and they eat from it whatever they wish. He said: And a bird comes, and they eat from it dried meat and roasted meat, whatever they wish, then it flies away.