“Whomever I am the guardian of...” (2/129–130). It has preceded. It states that Abd Allah ibn Buraydah used to walk with his father. Both deemed it authentic.

“The measures of status among worldly people...” (2/163). It has preceded, and both deemed it authentic.

“...It is small...” (2/167–168). It has preceded, and both deemed it authentic.

“O Ali, do not follow one glance with another...” (2/194). Both deemed it authentic, though this is questionable. It is documented in al-Jilbab (p. 77, new edition).

“When we reached Jerusalem...” (no. 1) (2/360). It has preceded, and both deemed it authentic.

Umar’s statement: “The mother of a free child is not to be sold,” together with its account (2/458). Both deemed it authentic.

The Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, sent Amr ibn al-As on the expedition of al-Salasil (3/42–43). Both deemed it authentic.

Regarding the acceptance of Islam by Abu Dharr and Ibn Umar... (3/112). Both deemed it authentic.

Regarding the virtue of Bilal and Umar... (3/285). It has preceded (22), and both deemed it authentic.

“Judges are of three types...” (4/90). It is documented in al-Irwa’ (8/235/2614). Both deemed it authentic, though it contains an issue that I have explained there.

“Call that tree...” (4/172). Al-Hakim deemed it authentic, whereas al-Dhahabi declared it weak on account of the narrators below Abd Allah ibn Buraydah. However, the account has supporting reports.

“In the pre-Islamic period, when a boy was born to us...” (4/238). Both deemed it authentic. It is documented in al-Irwa’ (4/388–389), and Abd Allah ibn Buraydah explicitly stated to al-Bayhaqi that he had heard it from his father.