It was reported by al-Bukhari (3252) and Ahmad (2/482), and Abu Nu‘aym narrated it from him in The Description of Paradise (235/403).

The third: from Abu Sa‘id al-Maqburi, from him, in an abbreviated form.

It was reported by Muslim and Abu Nu‘aym (233/401).

The fourth: from Muhammad ibn Ziyad, from him, with the same wording.

It was reported by Ahmad (2/469) and al-Bayhaqi in The Resurrection (168/295 and 296).

Its chain of transmission is authentic.

The fifth: Muhammad ibn ‘Amr narrates it from Abu Salamah, from him.

It was reported by al-Darimi (2/338), Ibn Majah (4335), and Ahmad (2/438).

Its chain is good.

Its other chains are found in Sunan al-Darimi (2/338), Musnad al-Tayalisi (2547), Musnad Ahmad (2/404, 455, and 462), and Abu Nu‘aym (p. 236).

Most of their chains of transmission contain some weakness.

As for the hadith of Sahl, Abu Hazim narrates it from him.

It was reported by al-Bukhari (6552), Muslim (8/144), al-Dulabi (2/160), Abu Nu‘aym (237/405), and al-Bayhaqi (168/297).

As for the hadith of Anas ibn Malik, Qatadah narrates it from him.

It was reported by al-Bukhari (3251), al-Tirmidhi (3293), and Ahmad (3/110 and 135),