Sunan an-Nasa'i 2442

Ismail ibn Masud reported: Yazid ibn Zuray narrated to us: Said ibn Abi Arubah narrated to us: Qatadah narrated to us, from Abu Amr al-Ghudani, that Abu Hurairah said: I heard the Messenger of Allah ﷺ say: Any man who owns camels and does not give their due in times of hardship and ease—They asked: Messenger of Allah, what are their hardship and ease? He said: In times of difficulty and comfort. They will come on the Day of Resurrection as vigorous, fat, and spirited as they ever were. A level, open plain will be laid out for them, and they will trample him with their hooves. When the last of them has passed, the first will be brought back over him, on a day whose measure is fifty thousand years, until judgment is passed among the people and he sees his way.

Any man who owns cattle and does not give their due in times of hardship and ease: they will come on the Day of Resurrection as vigorous, fat, and spirited as they ever were. A level, open plain will be laid out for them, and every horned animal will gore him with its horns and every cloven-hoofed animal will trample him with its hooves. When the last of them has passed over him, the first will be brought back over him, on a day whose measure is fifty thousand years, until judgment is passed among the people and he sees his way.

Any man who owns sheep and does not give their due in times of hardship and ease: they will come on the Day of Resurrection as vigorous, numerous, fat, and spirited as they ever were. A level, open plain will be laid out for them, and every cloven-hoofed animal will trample him with its hoof and every horned animal will gore him with its horn; none will have twisted or broken horns. When the last of them has passed over him, the first will be brought back over him, on a day whose measure is fifty thousand years, until judgment is passed among the people and he sees his way.