“It will be said, ‘O Muhammad, raise your head; speak and you shall be heard, ask and you shall be granted, intercede and your intercession shall be accepted.’ I will then say, ‘My Lord, permit me to intercede for those who declared, “There is no god but Allah.”’ He will reply, ‘By My might, My majesty, My greatness, and My splendor, I shall bring out of the Fire everyone who said, “There is no god but Allah.”’”

This wording is agreed upon and is cited in Zilāl al-Jannah (2/296).

In another chain from Anas:
“...When Allah has completed the reckoning of all people and has caused those of my community who still remain to enter the Fire, the inhabitants of Hell will say, ‘What benefit was your worship of Allah alone, without associating anything with Him?’ The All-Mighty will then declare, ‘By My might, I shall certainly free them from the Fire.’ He will send for them, and they will be brought out after having been charred; they will be placed into the River of Life, and they will grow again...”—the ḥadīth.

It was recorded by Aḥmad and others with an authentic chain, and it is cited in al-Zilāl under ḥadīth 844, with supporting reports there (843–843) and further corroborations in Fatḥ (11/455).

This ḥadīth also refutes Ibn Abī Jamrah’s inference from the statement ⦗32⦘.