(1) Al-Muʿjam al-Kabir, 11/111, no. 11208. Al-Haythami remarks in Majmaʿ al-Zawaʾid, 5/272: “Its chain contains ʿAli b. ʿUrwa, who is matruk (discarded).” Ibn Hibban notes in al-Majruhin, 2/107: “A shaykh who narrated from Ibn al-Munkadir; the Iraqis transmitted from him. Although his narrations are few, he fabricated hadith,” and he cites this very report. Ibn al-Jawzi likewise judged the hadith fabricated; see Mizan al-Iʿtidal, 5/176. For the Prophet’s mounts and weaponry, consult Sabil al-Huda wa-l-Rashad, 7/581–675, and Nawawi, Tahdhib al-Asmaʾ, 1/60. (2) al-Nabʿ: a tree that grows on mountain tops; its wood is used for making bows and arrows. See al-Nabat by al-Asmaʿi, p. 36. (A) This is the reading of the base manuscript and of al-Tabarani; Zad al-Maʿad has “mahjan” (crooked staff). (B) Al-Tabarani reads “al-dhiqn” (chin), whereas Majmaʿ al-Zawaʾid reads “al-dafn” (burial).