(1) Al-Isaba, vol. 6, p. 5; Ibn Hajar notes that al-Baghawi transmitted the report through Sufyan ibn Uyaynah from Amr ibn Dinar. (2) The printed edition mistakenly reads “Abd Allah ibn Utaybah.” Main sources: Musnad Ahmad 4/85; 5/54, 272 – Tarikh Ibn Maʿin, p. 333 – Tabaqat Khalifah, pp. 37, 76 – Tarikh Khalifah, p. 146 – al-Maʿarif, p. 297 – Tarikh al-Fasawi 1/256 – al-Mustadrak 3/578 – al-Istiʿab 3/996 – Usd al-Ghabah 3/398 – Tahdhib al-Kamal, no. 745 – Tarikh al-Islam 2/1 – Tahdhib al-Tahdhib 6/42 – al-Isaba 6/223 – Khulasat Tadhhib al-Kamal, pp. 215–216 – Shadharat al-Dhahab 1/65. (3) The expedition meant is the campaign of Hudaybiyyah, which occurred in Dhu al-Qaʿdah of the sixth year. Hudaybiyyah is a medium-sized village named after a well near the mosque that marks the tree beneath which the Prophet concluded the pledge; it lies about nine miles from Mecca. For its account, see Ibn Hisham 2/308, 323; Ibn Saʿd 2/95, 105; al-Bukhari 7/338, 351. Al-Bukhari also records it in the Tafsir section (8/450, chapter: “When they pledge allegiance to you under the tree”) through the isnad of Shuʿbah → Qatadah, who said: “I heard ʿUqbah ibn Sahban narrate from ʿAbd Allah ibn Mughaffal al-Muzani, one of those who witnessed the tree, that the Prophet forbade al-khadhf (flicking small pebbles with the thumb and forefinger).”