In this chapter, on the authority of Abu Musa (1).

75 - Chapter: What has been reported about wiping over the turban (2)

100 - Muhammad ibn Bashshar narrated to us, saying: Yahya ibn Sa'id al-Qattan narrated to us, from Sulayman al-Taymi, from Bakr ibn 'Abdullah al-Muzani, from al-Hasan, from Ibn al-Mughira ibn Shu'ba (3), from his father, who said: The Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, performed ablution and wiped over his leather socks and his turban.

Bakr said: And I heard it from Ibn al-Mughira (4).

And Muhammad ibn Bashshar mentioned in this hadith in another place: that he wiped over his forelock and his turban.

This hadith has also been narrated through other chains from al-Mughira ibn Shu'ba:
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= "were not two sandals," meaning: shod with leather, i.e., what was placed of leather on their soles.
(1) Added after this in Shaykh Shakir's edition: "Abu 'Isa said: I heard Salih ibn Muhammad al-Tirmidhi say: I heard Abu Muqatil al-Samarqandi say: I entered upon Abu Hanifa during his illness from which he died, and he called for water and performed ablution, and he was wearing two socks (jawraban), so he wiped over them, then said: 'Today I did something I had not done before: I wiped over the two socks while they were not shod with leather.'" This is not found in our manuscript sources.
(2) Thus in (B), (Z), and (L), and in (A), (D), (S), and a copy in the margin of (B): "over the two socks and the turban," with no mention of the two socks in this chapter, so the correct reading is to omit it.
(3) He is Hamza ibn al-Mughira.
(4) Authentic, and it was recorded by Muslim (274) (82) and (83), Abu Dawud (150), and al-Nasa'i 1/76. It is in the "Musnad" (18234), and "Sahih Ibn Hibban" (1346).