“He would not go out on the day of Eid al-Fitr until he had eaten” (4/206/2801). Its sources are documented in al-Mishkat (1440). It was also authenticated by al-Hakim, Ibn al-Qattan, and al-Dhahabi, as well as Ibn Khuzaymah (1426).

“The believer dies with sweat upon his brow” (5/6/3000). Its sources are documented in Ahkam al-Jana'iz (35). Al-Tirmidhi graded it good, while al-Hakim and al-Dhahabi deemed it authentic.

The prohibition of visiting graves (5/67/3158; 7/385/5376). It was mentioned earlier through Muslim’s narration, and it is the third hadith.

Greeting the inhabitants of the graves (4/69/3163). It is the fifth hadith in Muslim.

“Whoever corrupts a man’s wife...” (6/279/4348). Its sources are documented in al-Sahihah (94 and 325). It was authenticated by a number of scholars, including al-Mundhiri.

The hadith concerning a young girl beating the duff (6/286–287). Its sources are documented in al-Sahihah (2261), and al-Tirmidhi also graded it authentic.

“The inviolability of the wives of those engaged in jihad...” (7/72/4615). It was authenticated by a number of scholars previously mentioned in connection with Muslim’s sixth hadith.

“The owner of a mount has the greater right...” (7/114/4715). Its sources are documented in Sahih Abi Dawud (2318). Al-Tirmidhi graded it good, and al-Hakim and al-Dhahabi also deemed it authentic. Abd Allah ibn Buraydah explicitly stated that he heard it from his father in Ahmad’s collection and elsewhere.

“Fight in Allah’s name...” (7/116/4719). It was authenticated by a number of scholars, including Muslim, who were mentioned in connection with his second hadith.

“Why do I detect from you the scent of idols...” (7/411/5464). Its sources are documented