(1) Its chain was already documented on p. 39, where the wording reads ʿalima (“knew”) instead of taʿallama (“learned”). (2) Cited in Fadl al-Rami no. 32, al-Muʿjam al-Saghir 1/ no. 543, al-Khatib’s al-Mawdih 2/381, and elsewhere. Abu Hatim al-Razi judged the report munkar in al-ʿIlal 1/313, noting that Qays b. al-Rabiʿ is the sole transmitter from Suhayl, a solitary narration he is not deemed competent to carry. Hadith critics are divided over his reliability. Note: MS T reads “from Suhayl” in place of “the hadith of Suhayl.” (3) Transmitted by al-Tabarani in Fadl al-Rami no. 33; see the discussion above, pp. 40–41. Note: (a) MSS H and Z read “Khalid b. Yazid,” but the reading adopted here, attested by most versions, is “Khalid b. Zayd.” (b) MSS H and T have “who forgets” instead of “who abandons,” and MS T also omits the phrase “or abandons it.”