(1) A and B read: “what.” (2) A reads: “more worthy than one who deems it”; B reads: “more worthy for one who deems it.” (3) N and M read: “the superiority of.” (4) B reads: “Abū Bakr, Umar, Uthmān, and Alī.” A has the accusative forms: “Abā Bakr and Umara …,” etc. The correct reading is the one I have established, as found in N and M. (5) “With his own hand” is omitted from N and M. (6) A and B read: “for he had been.” (7) The text in square brackets is omitted from N and M. (8) “Ibn Abd Allāh” is an addition in A and B. (9) A and B read: “that he said.” (10) This hadith, with this wording, is found in *al-Musnad* (al-Halabī ed.), 3:350, except that it reads: “anyone among those who pledged allegiance.” The hadith is also narrated from Umm Mubashshir—may Allah be pleased with her—in *Muslim*, 4:1942 (Book of the Merits of the Companions, chapter “Some of the Merits of the Companions of the Tree”). Its wording is: Jābir reported: Umm Mubashshir informed me that she heard the Prophet—may Allah bless him and grant him peace—say in Hafsa’s presence: “Allah willing, none of the Companions of the Tree who pledged allegiance beneath it will enter the Fire.” She said, “But they will, O Messenger of Allah.” He rebuked her, whereupon Hafsa said: “There is none of you but will come to it.” The Prophet—may Allah bless him and grant him peace—said: “Allah, Mighty and Majestic, has also said: ‘Then We shall save those who feared Allah and leave the wrongdoers there upon their knees.’” The hadith is likewise narrated from Hafsa in *Sunan Ibn Mājah*, 2:1431 (Book of Renunciation, chapter “The Resurrection”). Ahmad included the version found in *Muslim* in his *Musnad* (al-Halabī ed.), 6:420. He also included two other reports with similar wording—both state: “No one”—and one version reads, “No man”—“who witnessed Badr and al-Hudaybiyyah will enter the Fire”—at 3:396 and 6:285–362.