(1) Muslim includes the passage from “the land” through His words: “So eat of what you have taken as spoils, lawful and good” [Surah al-Anfāl: 69]. (2) “He said” does not appear in Muslim. (3) Muslim reads: “Then Allah made the spoils of war lawful for them.” This hadith also appears in Umar’s musnad in *al-Musnad*, Maārif ed., 1:244–245. Ahmad Shākir—may Allah have mercy on him—said: “Ibn Kathīr cited this hadith from *al-Musnad* in his *Tafsīr*, 4:18–19, and stated: ‘It was also narrated by Muslim, Abū Dāwūd, al-Tirmidhī, Ibn Jarīr, and Ibn Mardawayh through several routes from Ikrimah ibn Ammār with the same chain. Alī ibn al-Madīnī and al-Tirmidhī graded it authentic.’” (4) (H) and (B) read: “a single soul, or like Moses.” (5) The hadith, with some differences in wording, is narrated from Abdullah ibn Masūd—may Allah be pleased with him—in al-Hākim’s *al-Mustadrak*, 3:21–22. Al-Hākim said: “This hadith has an authentic chain of transmission, though neither al-Bukhārī nor Muslim included it,” and al-Dhahabī concurred. The hadith also appears in *al-Musnad*, Maārif ed., 5:227–229. Ahmad Shākir—may Allah have mercy on him—said: “Its chain is weak because it is interrupted”; see his discussion of it. Ibn Kathīr also cited the hadith in his history, *al-Sīrah al-Nabawiyyah*, ed. Mustafā Abd al-Wāhid, 2:458–459, and said: “It was likewise narrated by al-Tirmidhī and al-Hākim through Abū Muāwiyah.” Al-Tirmidhī included an abridged version of the hadith in two places in his *Sunan*: 3:129, Book of Jihad, chapter “Reports Concerning Consultation,” where he said: “Reports on this subject are also narrated from Umar, Abū Ayyūb, Anas, and Abū Hurayrah. This is a sound hadith, though Abū Ubaydah did not hear from his father”; and 4:335–336, Book of Tafsīr, Surah al-Anfāl. In both places, the hadith begins: “What do you say concerning these captives?” The hadith also appears in *Fadā’il al-Sahābah*, 1:181, where the editor said: “Its chain is weak because it is interrupted.”