because of its corroborating reports, including the hadith of Abū Humayd—or Abū Usayd—narrated by al-Nasā'ī, 2/53; Abū Dāwūd, no. 465; and Ibn Mājah, no. 772. Muslim narrated it, no. 713, with the wording: “When one of you enters the mosque, let him say: ‘O Allah, open for me the gates of Your mercy’; and when he leaves, let him say: ‘O Allah, I ask You for Your bounty.’” There is also a report on this subject from Abū Hurayra, narrated by Ibn Mājah, no. 773, which al-Būsīrī graded authentic. 1. In “T”: “This is related in the hadith.” 2. Added from “T.” 3. Narrated by Ahmad, 6/282; al-Tirmidhī, no. 314; and Ibn Mājah, no. 771, from the hadith of Fātima. Al-Arnā'ūt states in *Zād al-Ma'ād*, 2/370: “Its chain contains weakness and an interruption. It has a corroborating report from the hadith of Anas, narrated by Ibn al-Sunnī, no. 86, whose chain is weak; nevertheless, it strengthens the hadith. This is why al-Tirmidhī graded it *hasan* (sound).” End quote. 4. In “T”: “and he raised [his hands].” 5. In “T”: “the two lobes [of his ears].”