Sahih Muslim 189b

Bishr ibn al-Hakam narrated to me—the wording is his: Sufyan ibn ‘Uyayna narrated to us: Mutarrif and Ibn Abjar both heard al-Sha‘bi say: I heard al-Mughira ibn Shu‘ba recount it to the people from the pulpit. Sufyan said: One of the two traced it back to the Prophet—I think it was Ibn Abjar. He said: “Moses asked his Lord, ‘Who among the people of Paradise is lowest in rank?’ He said, ‘It is a man who will come after the people of Paradise have been admitted into Paradise. He will be told, “Enter Paradise.” He will say, “My Lord, how can I, when the people have settled in their homes and taken their shares?”’ He will be told, ‘Would you be content to have a kingdom like that of one of the kings of this world?’ He will say, ‘I am content, my Lord.’ He will say, ‘That is yours, and another like it, and another, and another, and another.’ When He says it the fifth time, the man will say, ‘I am content, my Lord.’ He will say, ‘This is yours, along with ten times as much, and you will have whatever your soul desires and delights your eyes.’ He will say, ‘I am content, my Lord.’ Moses will say, ‘My Lord, who will have the highest rank?’ He will say, ‘Those are the ones whose honor I chose, planted with My own hand, and sealed. No eye has seen it, no ear has heard it, and it has never occurred to a human heart.’” He said: Its confirmation is in the Book of Allah, Mighty and Majestic: “No soul knows what has been hidden for them of comfort to the eyes”—to the end of the verse.