(2/302), al-Baghawi (786), and al-Tabarani in al-Mu‘jam al-Saghir (1099—al-Rawd al-Nadir).
Ibn Hibban (2051), ‘Abd al-Razzaq (2001), Ahmad (2/501), and Ibn Abi Shaybah (2/480) also narrated the first part from Abu Salamah, from him.
- Abu Salih:
Al-Bukhari narrated it (477, 647, and 2119), Muslim (2/128), Abu Dawud (559), al-Tirmidhi (603), Ibn Majah (786), Ibn Khuzaymah (1490), Ibn Hibban (2043), Abu ‘Awanah (1/388 and 2/4), Ahmad (2/252 and 520), and al-Tayalisi (2412 and 2414), all with its first part.
Ibn Khuzaymah (322), Ibn Hibban (2061), and Ahmad (2/396) narrated its second part, in a longer form, through Abu Salih from him.
- Sulayman al-Aghar:
Muslim (2/122), Ahmad (2/475 and 485), Abu ‘Awanah (2/2), and al-Bayhaqi (3/61) narrated the first part as well.
- Abu al-Ahwas:
Ahmad narrated it (2/328) with the wording, “twenty-seven degrees,” and (2/454) with the wording, “twenty-seven degrees, or twenty-five degrees”—also with the first part.
I had previously pointed out in al-Rawd al-Nadir (2/469) the inconsistency in Abu al-Ahwas’s narration