The hadith concerning supplication through Allah’s Greatest Name (1/504) has preceded; both deemed it authentic.

“O Allah, You are my Lord...” (1/564–565). Both deemed it authentic. Ibn Hibban also narrated it (1032). It is among the hadiths mentioned earlier that we omitted to note, and it is referenced in al-Sahihah (4/328).

“In the name of Allah. O Allah, I ask You for the good of this marketplace...” (1/539). Al-Dhahabi declared it weak on account of the narrators below Sulayman ibn Buraydah. It is referenced in al-Kalim al-Tayyib (hadith no. 231).

“On the Day of Resurrection, the Quran will come in the form of a man...” (1/556). Al-Hakim deemed it authentic, while al-Dhahabi made no comment on it. There is some criticism concerning the chain leading to Abd Allah ibn Buraydah, but it has a supporting narration whose documentation has preceded under no. 2829.

“Learn Surah al-Baqarah and Al Imran...” (1/560). Both deemed it authentic. It is referenced in al-Taʿliq al-Raghib (2/219).

“Whoever recites the Quran and learns it...” (1/567–568). Both deemed it authentic. It is referenced in al-Taʿliq al-Raghib (2/210); see also the hadith cited earlier under no. 2829.

Salman’s coming to him, peace and blessings be upon him, first with charity and then with a gift... (2/16). Both deemed it authentic. It is referenced in Mukhtasar al-Shama’il (no. 18), and Abd Allah explicitly stated that he heard it from his father in Ahmad (5/354).

“Whoever grants respite to one in hardship...” (2/29). Both deemed it authentic. It is referenced in al-Sahihah (86) and al-Irwa’ (5/263/1438).

“The owner of the riding animal has the greater right...” (2/64). It has preceded; both deemed it authentic.