Eighth: from Abd al-Rahman ibn Abi Amrah, from him. It contains the fourth and fifth supplementary wordings. It was recorded by Ahmad (2 / 482), and its chain of transmission is good as corroboration.

Ninth: from Abu Mus'ab, from him. It was recorded by Ahmad (2 / 488).

Tenth: from Abu Salamah, from him; it contains the fourth supplementary wording. It was recorded by Ahmad (2 / 503 and 509), and its chain of transmission is good.

2—As for the hadith of Aishah, Musa ibn Uqbah narrated it, saying: I heard Abu Salamah ibn Abd al-Rahman ibn Awf narrating it from Aishah. It contains the fourth and seventh supplementary wordings. It was recorded by al-Bukhari (4 / 223), Muslim (8 / 141), and Ahmad (6 / 125).

3—As for the hadith of Jabir, it has two routes of transmission from him:

The first: from Abu Sufyan, from him. It was recorded by Muslim, Ahmad (2 / 495 and 3 / 337 and 362), and al-Darimi (2 / 305); al-Darimi's version contains the fourth supplementary wording.

The other: from Abu al-Zubayr, from him; it contains the first supplementary wording. It was recorded by Muslim and Abu Nu'aym in Description of Paradise (folio 9 / 1).

4—As for the hadith of Abu Sa'id, Atiyyah al-Awfi narrated it from him; it contains the second supplementary wording. It was recorded by Ahmad (3 / 52). Atiyyah is weak, and al-Mundhiri said (4 / 200):