2852 - Ahmad ibn Sa'id al-Ribati informed me, saying: Abd al-Rahman ibn Abd Allah—who is al-Dashtaki—informed us, saying: Amr—who is Ibn Abi Qays—informed us, from al-Zubayr—who is Ibn Adi—from Abu Wa'il.

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Also narrated by Muslim (1201): (83), and al-Tirmidhi (953) via the chain of Sufyan ibn Uyaynah, from Abd al-Karim ibn Malik al-Jazari, from Mujahid, from Abd al-Rahman ibn Abi Layla, from Ka'b; and with both of them, Abd al-Karim al-Jazari was paired with Ayyub al-Sakhtiyani, Ibn Abi Najih, and Humayd al-A'raj.

Also narrated by Ahmad (18101), (18107), (18113), and (18128); al-Bukhari (1814), (1815), (1817), (1818), (4159), (4190), (4191), (5665), (5703), and (6708); Muslim (1201): (80), (81), and (82); al-Tirmidhi following hadith (2973) and (2974); the author in "al-Sunan al-Kubra" (4095)–(4097); and Ibn Hibban (3978)…(3983) via multiple chains, from Mujahid, with it. In some of these, the mention of the revelation of the verse of the ransom is included: {Then a ransom of fasting or charity or sacrifice} [al-Baqarah: 196].

Also narrated by al-Tirmidhi (2973) via the chain of al-Mughirah ibn Miqsam, from Mujahid, from Ka'b, without mentioning Ibn Abi Layla; and Mujahid did not meet Ka'b ibn Ujrah, as stated in "al-Marasil" p. 206 by Ibn Abi Hatim.

Also narrated by Ahmad (18108), (18117), (18121), and (18122); Muslim (1201): (84); Abu Dawud (1856), (1857), and (1860); and Ibn Hibban (3984) and (3986) via multiple chains from Abd al-Rahman ibn Abi Layla, with it, and some of them are abridged.

Also narrated by Ahmad (18102), (18109), and (18116); al-Bukhari (1816) and (4517); Muslim (1201): (85) and (86); the author in "al-Kubra" (4098) and (10964); Ibn Majah (3079) and (3080); and Ibn Hibban (3985) and (3987) via multiple chains, from Ka'b ibn Ujrah.

And in the narration of Ahmad (18116)—which is via the chain of Yahya ibn Ja'dah, from Ka'b—it states: "or feed six poor persons, two mudds each," similar to this narration of the author, meaning two mudds for each poor person. And in some narrations it states: "or feed a faraq among six poor persons," and in some of them: "or feed six poor persons, for each poor person half a sa'." And in some of them: "or give in charity three as'u' of dates among six poor persons." The import of these measurements is one and the same, for the faraq is a measure equivalent to three as'u', and the sa' is four mudds. See "Fath al-Bari" 4/16, and "al-Misbah al-Munir" (s-w-'.

And see the hadith that follows after this one.