207 – Ziyad ibn Jubayr ibn Hiyyah al-Thaqafi, the Basran * (ʿ)
He heard hadith from his father, Saʿd ibn Abi Waqqas, al-Mughira ibn Shuʿba, and Ibn ʿUmar.
Those who transmitted from him include his two nephews—Saʿid and Mughira, the sons of ʿUbayd Allah—together with Yunus ibn ʿUbayd, Ibn ʿAwn, Mubarak ibn Fadala, and several others.
Al-Nasaʾi declared him reliable.

208 – ʿIyad ibn ʿAbd Allah ibn Saʿd ibn Abi Sarh al-Qurashi ** (ʿ)
Of the ʿAmiri clan, Egyptian in residence, and the son of Egypt’s governor.
He narrated from Abu Hurayra, Abu Saʿid, and Ibn ʿUmar.
Those who received reports from him were Bukayr ibn al-Ashajj, Zayd ibn Aslam, Saʿid al-Maqburi, Dawud ibn Qays, ʿUbayd Allah ibn ʿUmar, and Muhammad ibn ʿAjlan.
His hadith is recorded in the major canonical collections of Islam.

209 – Zurara ibn Awfa, Abu Hajib al-ʿAmiri *** (ʿ)
The great imam, judge of Basra—Abu Hajib al-ʿAmiri al-Basri—one of the leading authorities.