And be patient with their calling and bearing their harm and their turning away until Allah judges for you with victory over them and dominance. It has been narrated that when this was revealed, the Messenger of Allah, blessings and peace be upon him, gathered the Ansar and said, "You will find after me favoritism, so be patient until you meet me." [This was mentioned by Al-Thalabi from Anas without a chain. The mentioned story is agreed upon from the hadith of Abdullah bin Zaid in the midst of a narration, and from the hadith of As'id bin Hudhayr, which does not mention that the verse was the cause of that, but its cause was the distribution of the spoils of Hunayn.]" He means that I was commanded in this verse to be patient with what the disbelievers inflicted upon me, so I was patient; so you too be patient with what the unjust leaders inflict upon you. Anas said: But we did not remain patient. It has been narrated that Abu Qatadah stayed behind from receiving Muawiyah when he entered Medina, while the Ansar received him. Then he entered upon him later and said to him: Why did you not receive us? He said: We did not have any mounts. He said: Where are the camels? He said: We slaughtered them in search of you and your father on the day of Badr. The Messenger of Allah, blessings and peace be upon him, said: O group of Ansar, you will see after me favoritism. Muawiyah said: What did he command you? He said: He commanded us to be patient until we meet him. He said: So be patient until you meet him. Then Abdul Rahman bin Hassan [This was narrated by Ishaq bin Rahawayh. Through him, Al-Hakim and Al-Bayhaqi narrated from Abdul Razzaq from Ma'mar from Ibn Aqil that when Muawiyah entered Medina, Abu Qatadah the Ansari met him and said: Muawiyah, all the people received us except you, O group of Ansar. What prevents you from receiving me? He said: We did not have any mounts. Muawiyah said: Where are the camels? Abu Qatadah said: We slaughtered them in search of you and your father on the day of Badr. Then Abu Qatadah said: The Messenger of Allah, blessings and peace be upon him, said: Indeed, you will see after me favoritism. Muawiyah said: What did he command you? He said: He commanded us to be patient until we meet him. He said: So be patient until you meet him. Abdul Rahman bin Hassan said when this reached him - and he mentioned the two verses. And he said: O Commander of the Faithful.] : "O convey to Muawiyah bin Harb, the leader of the unjust, my words: We are patient, so give us respite until the Day of Mutual Loss and Dispute." [This is from Abdul Rahman bin Hassan, when Muawiyah bin Abi Sufyan bin Harb entered Medina, and the Ansar received him while Abu Qatadah stayed behind. Then he entered upon him and said to him: Why did you stay behind? He said: We did not have any mounts. He said: Where are the camels? He said: We slaughtered them in search of you and your father on the day of Badr. The Messenger of Allah, blessings and peace be upon him, said: O group of Ansar, you will see after me favoritism. Muawiyah said: What did he say? He said: Be patient until you meet him. He said: So be patient. He said: Then we will be patient. Praise is said for good, and it can also be said for evil. And the word 'natha' is specific to evil. It was narrated as "natha kalami" and "munzirukum": meaning you and your people. And 'al-taghabbun' refers to the appearance of loss in the dealings of actions. And 'al-khisam' means dispute and argumentation, meaning until the Day of Resurrection.] About the Messenger of Allah, blessings and peace be upon him: "Whoever recites Surah Yunus will be given a reward of ten good deeds for every person who believed in Yunus and disbelieved in him, and for every person who drowned with Pharaoh." [Its chain of narration has been mentioned in Al-Imran. It will come at the end of the Qur'an.]