Ibn al-Qayyim’s invalidation of the addition “(he does not move it)” in the hadith regarding pointing with the finger during the tashahhud.

The student : (may Allah preserve you) To confirm what you have graciously mentioned, I actually told him that no one has weakened the addition “and he does not move it” from the perspective of the chain of narration; rather, they discussed its meaning. And now, Shaykh, your research on the narration of 'Abdullah ibn al-Zubayr and the original narration in Muslim reminded me of Ibn al-Qayyim’s invalidation of the addition “he does not move it.” Ibn al-Qayyim hinted at the addition “he does not move it” in *Zad al-Ma'ad* because it is absent from *Sahih Muslim* and because it contradicts the narration. The student: You mentioned it, Shaykh.
The student : I do not mean that Ibn al-Qayyim, I mean Ibn al-Qayyim, that there is a precedent among those who weakened it, and there is no precedent in the other one.

The questioner : I have a question, Shaykh.

The Shaykh: Go ahead.