A Note on the Fact That When Abu al-Shaykh and Ibn Hibban Are Combined, It Is a Scribal Error

The Shaykh : However, the author mentions a narration from some of the hadith scholars that contains oddity. He says: Abu al-Shaykh narrated from Ibn Hibban, as it is written in the book. But when "Abu al-Shaykh" and "Ibn Hibban" appear together, it is a scribal error. The correct reading is Ibn Hayyan. Abu al-Shaykh and Ibn Hibban do not appear together. The correct reading is "Abu al-Shaykh Ibn Hayyan" in the book *Al-Thawab* (The Reward). He narrated from Sa'id ibn 'Abd al-'Aziz that he was asked: What is sufficiency in sustenance? He said: A day of fullness and a day of hunger. This is either an addition or a restriction regarding sufficiency, where he said: A day of fullness and a day of hunger. But the known meaning is that one is provided with what suffices him, and this is without doubt every day and night, not that he should go hungry. So whoever goes hungry has not been provided with sufficiency.