from forty-six parts of prophecy, and it is upon the leg of a bird as long as he does not speak of it; but if he speaks of it, it falls." (1)

This is a good and authentic hadith.

Abu Razin al-ʿUqayli—his name is Laqit ibn ʿAmir.

And Hammad ibn Salamah narrated, from Yaʿla ibn ʿAta', from Wakiʿ ibn Hudus (2). And this is more correct.

7 - Chapter on the interpretation of dreams: what is recommended of them and what is disliked

2433 - Ahmad ibn Abi ʿUbayd Allah al-Salimi al-Basri narrated to us, Yazid ibn Zurayʿ narrated to us, Saʿid narrated to us, from Qatadah, from Muhammad ibn Sirin,

from Abu Hurayrah, who said: The Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him, said: "The dream is of three types: a true dream, a dream with which a man speaks to himself, and a dream of grief from Satan. So whoever sees what he dislikes, let him stand and pray."

And he used to say: "I like the fetter and dislike the collar; the fetter is steadfastness in religion."

And he used to say: "Whoever sees me, then I am indeed he, for Satan is not able to take my form."

And he used to say: "Do not interpret the dream except before a knowledgeable person or a sincere advisor." (3)

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(1) Good due to corroboration; see what precedes it.
(2) After this in (L) and the printed edition comes the following text: "And Shuʿbah, Abu ʿAwanah, and Hushaym said: from Yaʿla ibn ʿAta', from Wakiʿ ibn ʿAdas." But it is not in the rest of our manuscript sources.
(3) Its chain is authentic, and his statement "Whoever sees me, then I am indeed he, for Satan is not able to take my form" was also transmitted...