and the second route runs through Anas ibn Sīrīn from him; al-Bayhaqī includes it.

(5) Umm Sulaym:
Aḥmad and al-Bayhaqī transmit it through ʿAffān, who said: “Wahīb narrated to us; Ayyūb narrated to us from Abū Qilābah, from Anas ibn Mālik on her authority.”
This chain is sound according to the criteria of the Six.

(6) Umm Salamah:
Aḥmad also records it: ʿAffān narrated to us; Wahīb narrated to us; Khālid narrated from Abū Qilābah, from one of the children of Umm Salamah on her authority.
Its chain is the same as the one just cited, save for this unnamed descendant. Al-Haythamī cites it in al-Majmaʿ: “Abū Yaʿlā and al-Ṭabarānī in al-Kabīr and al-Awsaṭ relate it, and the transmitters in Abū Yaʿlā’s version are those found in the Ṣaḥīḥ.” It is therefore possible that Abū Yaʿlā names the individual; Allah knows best.

(7) Ibn ʿUmar:
Aḥmad records it through Sharik, from Abū Isḥāq, from al-Bahī, from him; he then brings it by another route, still through Sharik, except that he said: