(1) The word “khatimah” (conclusion) is absent from MS Ha, and the copyist left a blank space in its place. (2) MS Ha reads “and their deaths,” while MS B has “knowledge of the ranks of the hadith transmitters, their clients, and their tribes” instead of “knowledge of the ranks of the narrators, their births, and their deaths.” (3) The lacuna in MS A ends at this point. (4) MS Ha has “that which involves exaggeration” in place of “the description with the elative form (afʿal).” The author notes in Nuzhat al-Nazar: “The worst of them is a description that conveys exaggeration.” (5) MS Ha reads “liar of the people,” and MS D reads “like the most mendacious of people” with the accusative; this is a scribal error. (6) MS Ha reads “then what is emphatic, such as kadhdhab (inveterate liar), dajjal, then this without emphasis,” instead of “then dajjal, or waddaaʿ (fabricator), or kadhdhab (liar),” and this wording is not mentioned in Nuzhat al-Nazar. (7) MS W reads “or and lesser” instead of “or in it is something lesser,” MS Z has “and in it is something lesser,” and MS Ha omits the word “adna” (lesser). (8) MS Ha vocalizes “maqal” with case-ending tanwin in the nominative; the adopted reading follows MSS A, J, D, and W. (9) MS W reads “and degrees” in the nominative; the accepted reading follows MSS A and D. (10) MS D vocalizes “awthaq” (more trustworthy) with kasrah or fatha; the preferred reading follows MSS A and W. (11) MS Ha reads “and the highest of them is that which shows exaggeration, such as ‘the most devout of people,’” instead of “and the highest of them: the description with the elative form (afʿal), such as ‘the most trustworthy of people’,” and this phrasing is not cited by the author in Nuzhat al-Nazar.