It was narrated by Ahmad (1/447), Ibn Abi Shaybah (9/96), al-Tabarani (10/133), al-Manthur (4/178), Ithaf (8/164), al-Kanz (5431, 29260, 29261), Ibn Kathir (685, 6/134), al-Mughni 'an Haml al-Asfar (3/235), al-Khafa' (2/265), and al-Majma' (10/252), and he attributed it to al-Tabarani in "al-Kabir" and "al-Awsat"; its narrators have been deemed reliable, although there is disagreement regarding some of them.

2728: 15396: And they do not commit adultery: 1: Authentic, agreed upon. Narrated by al-Bukhari (9/2, 190), Muslim in (Al-Iman/H/142), al-Bayhaqi (8/25), al-Tabari (5/28, 19/26), al-Baghawi (1/514, 5/109), and Ibn Kathir (6/135).

: 15397: The verse: 2: See: The previous footnote.

: 15399: Another: 3: Al-Manthur (5/78) and Ibn Kathir (6/136).

2729: 15404: For the congregation: 1: Narrated by al-Tabarani (1/187), al-Tabari (2/113), and Sifah (106).

2730: 15407: That: 1: Tafsir Mujahid (2/456).

2731: 15414: Humiliated: 1: His saying: "Humiliated" means abased, subdued, distanced, and driven away.

: 15416: Righteous: 2: Al-Qurtubi said in the commentary on this verse: There is no disagreement among scholars that the exception applies to disbelief and the adulterer. They differed regarding the murderer among the Muslims, as was previously explained in "al-Nisa'" and discussed in "al-Ma'idah" regarding the permissibility of delay (al-tarakhi) in making an exception (istithna') in an oath, which is the school of Ibn Abbas, using this verse as evidence.