In sum, this hadith offers no proof for the point raised by al-Mundhiri: it contains no explicit statement forbidding bracelets. The Prophet’s censure was directed solely at her failure to pay the zakat due on them. Hence it cannot be argued that this report provides a detailed ruling that should qualify the earlier, more general narrations; it was simply an individual incident that established the obligation of zakat on jewelry, and it in no way contradicts the prior hadiths that affirm its prohibition.
Another purported restriction on the hadiths—and its reply
5- The same group advanced yet another answer ⦗1⦘, claiming that the threat mentioned applies only to a woman who adorns herself with the gold and openly displays it. They supported this by citing the report recorded by al-Nasaʾi and Abu Dawud from Rubayʿī ibn Ḥirāsh, through his wife, from Hudhayfah’s sister, that the Messenger of Allah ﷺ