Masruq said that he was sitting in a reclined position in the house of Sayyidah Aisha (RA). She said to him, ‘There are three things such that if anyone speaks one of them then he forges a lie against Allah.
(1) He who imagines that Muhammad saw his Lord forges a lie against Allah. Allah says: "Vision comprehends Him not, but He comprehends all vision. He is the Subtle, the Aware."(6:103) "And it is not (vouchsafed) to a mortal that Allah should speak to him, except by revelation or from behind a veil." (42 : 51)
Masruq said that he had been sitting reclined but sat up straight and said, “O Mother of the Believers! Give me respite. Do not hurry. Did not Allah say:
"And certainly he saw him yet another time." (53 : 15) "And certainly he saw him on the clear horizon." (81 : 23)
She said, “By Allah, I was the first one to ask Allah’s Messenger (SAW) about it and he said: 'That, indeed, was Jibril. I did not see him in the bodily formin which he was created but twice. I saw him coming down from heaven and I saw his body blocking out everything between heaven and earth.'
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(2) And if anyone imagines that Muhammad concealed anything of what Allah revealed to him then he has indeed forged a lie against Allah who says:
"O Messenger, convey that which has been revealed to you from your Lord." (5:67)
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(3) And, he who imagines that he knows what will happen the next day forges a lie against Allah, for, Allah says:
"None in the heavens and the earth knows the Unseen except Allah."
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(27: 65) (This means that no one in the heavens and earth except Allah has knowledge).
[Ahmed 26099, Bukhari 3234, Muslim 177]