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a large notebook on one side, while the charity card is placed on the other side, then the large notebook is light (the scales) while the charity card is heavy, so nothing is heavier than the name of Allah." Abu Isa said; "This hasan gharib hadith. Has told us Qutaibah, has told us Ibn Lahi'ah, from Amir bin Yahya with this sanad a similar hadith.

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Has told us Sa'id bin Yahya Al Umawi has told me my father has told me Muhammad bin Ishaq from Abu Az Zinad from Abdurrahman Al A'raj from Abu Hurairah said: the Messenger of Allah sallallaahu 'alaihi wa Salam said: "Ibrahim never He lied about nothing but three things: (i.e.) his words: I am sick, but not sick. " This hadith was narrated through another chain from Abu Hurairah from the Prophet sallallaahu 'alaihi wa Salam. The hadith of Ibn Ishaq from Abu Az Zinad is considered gharib. Abu Isa said that this hadith is hasan sahih.

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It has been reported to us Imran bin Bakkar bin Rashid he said; has told us Ali bin Ayyash he said; has told us the Shi'aib he said; has told me Abu Az Zinad from what 'Abdurrahman Al A'raj told me from what he told, that he heard Abu Hurairah narrate the hadith from the Messenger of Allah -peace and prayer of Allah be upon him- he said; He said: "While two women were with their babies, a wolf came and took the baby of one of them. One of the two said; "The wolf went with your baby!" Then the other said: "No, but the wolf go with your baby!" So both of them went to give judgment to Prophet Dawud 'Alaihis Salam, then Prophet Dawud gave the decision that the baby was an older baby girl. Then both of them went to Prophet Sulaiman bin Dawud and informed him about the matter. Prophet Sulaiman then said; "Give me a small knife so I can cut it for both of you." The younger woman said: "Don't do it, may Allah have mercy on you. That is my baby." So Solomon decided that the baby belonged to a younger woman." Abu Hurairah said, "By Allah, I have never heard the word Sikkin (knife) except today, we do not call it except with mudyah (knife)."

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