(1) From the Z manuscript. (2) Nos. 3564 and 3941; also Ibn ʿAbd al-Barr, al-Tamhid 24/102. The report is gharib (solitary); it is transmitted only by Ibrahim ibn Tahman, from Saʿid ibn Abi ʿArubah, from Qatadah, from Anas. The hadith critics do not list Ibn Tahman among those who heard from Saʿid before his confusion; see Ibn al-Kayyal, al-Kawakib al-Nayyirat, pp. 208-12. Al-Daraqutni said: “… it was also narrated by Abu Hilal al-Rasabi, from Qatadah, from Maʿqil ibn Yasar …”, and then observed: “The mursal version is the sounder.” See Al-Daraqutni, al-ʿIlal 4/31(b); the critical edition of the Musnad 5/27. (3) 1/601, no. 1344. Some transmitters attribute it to Malik and make it a narration of Anas; Ibn ʿAbd al-Barr remarks in al-Tamhid 24/100, “It is not authentic.” It was also related by Yahya al-Qattan and al-Qaʿnabi, who said: from Yahya ibn Saʿid, from an unnamed man of the Ansar. Musaddad included it in his Musnad, as cited in al-Matalib al-ʿAliyah 9/630, no. 1984, and Abu ʿUbaydah in al-Khayl, p. 4. Sufyan ibn ʿUyaynah and Marwan ibn Muʿawiyah transmitted it from Yahya ibn Saʿid, from Muslim ibn Yasar, as a mursal report; Saʿid ibn Mansur also recorded it (2/ no. 2438) and others as well.