26/21: “... and Ibn Hibban [and Musnad Ibn Rahawayh (4/225/1, Islamic University facsimile)] ...” 32/12: [Ibn Abd al-Hakam also recorded it in Futuh Misr (p. 285) through another chain from Ibn Wahb, with the same report.] 51/22: “... (5/82/1), and [Ibn Jarir in Tahdhib al-Athar (1/17/45)] from ...” 66/19: [Note: Ibn Jarir al-Tabari said: “Reports from the Messenger of Allah have concurred that he said: ‘Israfil has taken hold of the Trumpet and bent his forehead, waiting for the command to blow it.’” Al-Hafiz Ibn Kathir quoted this in his Tafsir (2/176) and then stated: “Muslim narrated it in his Sahih”! This is a sheer error. His abridger, Shaykh al-Sabuni (1/590), followed him in it. This stems from his ignorance of this field, his lack of attention to it, and his blind imitation. Nor was he content with that, but added another fault: he appropriated this source attribution from Ibn Kathir and placed it in his marginal note, giving readers the impression that it was the result of his own learning.] 134/Hadith 1143: “Allah says ...” This is a repetition of Hadith 1099; apologies. 158/2: [I say: This requires further consideration, for al-Tabarani recorded it in al-Mujam al-Kabir (6145) through the chain of Said ibn Yahya ibn Said al-Umawi: “My uncle narrated to us, from Dawud ibn Abi Hind,” with the same report. Said’s uncle was Muhammad ibn Said ibn Aban. He is not among the narrators of the Sahih, and is not known except through this narration, as may be gathered from al-Jarh wa al-Tadil (3/2/264), which mentions neither criticism nor accreditation concerning him. Ibn Hibban included him in al-Thiqat (7/426), but al-Daraqutni also declared him trustworthy, as recorded in Tarikh Baghdad (5/303-304). The chain is therefore authentic,]}