—employing the same method I adopted in al-Thabat:

( … ) “The Ḥadiths Concerning the Turban” = “A Refutation of Shaykh al-Ḥāmid Regarding the Prophetic ḥadiths on the Turban in Islam”.

(1) “The ḥadiths of Maymūn ibn Mihrān,” authored (ṭ).
Published in the journal al-Muslimūn, volume 7, pp. 575–576 (1).

Note:
The article examines four marfūʿ (Prophetic) ḥadiths transmitted by Maymūn ibn Mihrān, cited by Abū Nuʿaym in Ḥilyat al-Awliyāʾ, 4/93–96, under Maymūn’s entry.
The isnād of these ḥadiths to Maymūn is very weak, as al-Albānī himself states in the article.

(2) “Authenticating the ḥadith on a fasting person breaking his fast after dawn before setting out on a journey, and refuting those who declared it weak,” authored (ṭ).
A series of articles first published in the journal al-Tamaddun al-Islāmī, then printed together as a separate risālah; for that reason I have entered it—numbered—in al-Thabat, pp. 44–45, no. (50). Consult it there along with the commentary.

(3) “A Follow-up on the Fatwa Concerning Killing a Parent by His Child,” article (ṭ).
Published in the journal al-Tamaddun al-Islāmī, volume 20, pp. 775–781 (2).

(4) “The Story of the Monk Called Baḥīrā: Fact, Not Fiction,” authored (ṭ).
Published in the journal al-Tamaddun al-Islāmī, volume 25, pp. 167–175 (3).

(5) “The ḥadith of the Cloud’s Shade Has a Firm Basis,” authored (ṭ).
Published in the journal al-Muslimūn, volume 6, pp. 793–797 (4).
It is one of the articles in the series “A Return to the Sunnah,” which will be discussed later.
Al-Shaybānī also incorporated this article into Ḥayāt al-Albānī, 1/351–356 (5).

(6) The ḥadith of “al-ʿInān” has a weak isnād, authored.