Hammad—meaning Ibn Sulayman—narrated to us from Ibrahim, from Al-Aswad, from 'Aisha, who said: A dabb (spiny-tailed lizard) was brought to the Messenger of Allah, but he did not eat it, nor did he forbid it. I said: "O Messenger of Allah, shall we feed it to the poor?" He said: "Do not feed them what you do not eat."

It was narrated by Ahmad (6/105, 123, 144), Al-Bayhaqi (9/325), Al-Manthur (2/51), Al-Kanz (16299), and Al-Majma' (3/113, 4/37), and he attributed it to Al-Tabarani in "Al-Awsat," and its narrators are reliable.

528: 2802: You spend: 1: Narrated by Al-Daraqutni (1/131), Al-Tamhid (6/84), Al-Manthur (1/345), and Ibn Kathir (1/321).

: 2803: With the cluster of dates: 2: His statement: "The qinw" means the stalk along with what is on it, which is the date-palm fruit-stalk.

: 2803: With him: 3: Authentic. Agreed upon: Narrated by Al-Bukhari in (Work in Prayer, "Chapter: What is prohibited regarding speech in prayer"), and in "The Tafsir," chapter of His saying: "Stand before Allah, obediently." It was also narrated by Muslim in (The Mosques, chapter: The prohibition of speech in prayer) and narrated by Al-Tirmidhi (H/2987). He said: This is a Hasan Gharib Sahih hadith.

529: 2804: And its finest: 1: Tafsir Ibn Kathir: (1/321).

530: 2810: And abundance: 1: Hasan: Narrated by Al-Tirmidhi (H/2988). He said: This is a Hasan Gharib hadith: And Ibn Kathir (1/475), Al-Tabari (3/59), Al-Mishkat (74), Talbis (36), Ithaf (7/266), Al-Manthur (1/348), and Al-Kanz (1240).