225 - Ya'qub ibn Ibrahim informed us, from 'Abd al-Rahman, from Malik, from Salim, from Abu Murrah, the freed slave of 'Aqil ibn Abi Talib, from Umm Hani', that she went to the Prophet, peace be upon him, on the day of the Conquest (of Mecca), and found him bathing, with Fatimah screening him with a garment. She greeted him, and he said: "Who is this?" She said: "Umm Hani'." When he finished his bath, he stood and prayed eight rak'ahs in a single garment, wrapped in it.

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= Al-'Abbas ibn 'Abd al-'Azim al-'Anbari, and Ibn Majah also paired with Mujahid and al-'Abbas 'Amr ibn 'Ali al-Fallas.
Abu Dawud added to it: Then Hasan — or Husayn — was brought, and he urinated on his chest, so I came to wash it, and he said: "It is washed from the urine of a girl, and sprinkled from the urine of a boy." This wording will come with the chain of this hadith under number (304), and it is a part of it, as al-Mizzi mentioned in "Tuhfat al-Ashraf" 9/221 (12052), and he separated them in "Tahdhib al-Kamal" 33/383-384 in the biography of Abu al-Samh, and he quoted there Abu Zur'ah's saying: I do not know the name of this Abu al-Samh, and I do not know any hadith of his other than this one. End quote. Meaning the first hadith. And see what follows.
(1) In the margins of (K) and (YH), and above it in (M): He is Abu al-Nadr.
(2) In the margin of (H): This.
(3) In (Q), (M), (YH), and the margin of (K): eight. Both are correct.
(4) Its chain is authentic. 'Abd al-Rahman: he is Ibn Mahdi, and Salim: he is Ibn Abi Umayyah Abu al-Nadr, the freed slave of 'Umar ibn 'Ubayd Allah. It is in "Al-Sunan al-Kubra" under number (224).
It is in "Muwatta' Malik" 1/152, and from his path Ahmad extracted it (26907) and (26908) and (27379) and (27388), and al-Bukhari (280) and (357) and (3171) and (6158), and Muslim (336): (70), and al-Tirmidhi (2734), and Ibn Hibban (1188). In most of these narrations there is an addition of his granting, peace be upon him, Umm Hani's protection for so-and-so, the son of Hubayrah.
Muslim also extracted it (336): (71), and Ibn Majah (465) via the path of Sa'id ibn Abi Hind, from Abu Murrah, with it.
Ahmad extracted it (27380) via the path of Muhammad ibn 'Ajlan, from Sa'id al-Maqburi, from Abu Murrah, similar to it, and in it that a bath was prepared for him in a large basin with traces of dough in it, and a similar version will come via the path of 'Ata', from Umm Hani', under number (415), and see number (240). =