Sunan Ibn Majah, 3795

Rapporté par Yahya bin Talha, selon sa mère Su’da Al-Murriyyah : Umar ibn Khattab a croisé Talha après la mort du Messager d’Allah (ﷺ) et lui a dit : « Pourquoi as-tu l’air triste ? Es-tu contrarié parce que ton cousin a été nommé chef ? » Il a répondu : « Non, mais j’ai entendu le Messager d’Allah (ﷺ) dire : “Je connais une parole que personne ne prononce au moment de la mort sans qu’elle soit une lumière dans son registre d’actes, et son corps et son âme y trouvent du réconfort à ce moment-là.” Mais je ne lui ai pas demandé ce que c’était avant sa mort. » Umar a dit : « Je sais ce que c’est. C’est ce qu’il voulait que son oncle (Abu Talib) dise, et s’il avait connu une parole plus efficace pour le sauver, il lui aurait demandé de la dire. »

It was narrated from Yahya bin Talha that :his mother Su'da Al-Murriyyah said: "Umar bin Khattab passed by Talhah, after the Messenger of Allah(ﷺ) had died, and said: 'Why do you look so sad? Are you upset because your cousin has been appointed leader?' He said: 'No, but I heard the Messenger of Allah(ﷺ) say: "I know a word which no one says at the time of death but it will be light in his record of deeds, and his body and soul will find comfort in it at the time of death," -but I did not ask him about it before he died.' He ('Umar) said: ' I know what it is. It is what he wanted his uncle (Abu Talib) to say, and if he had known anything that would be more effective in saving him, he would have told him to say it