The Book of Friday Prayer, the Two Festivals, the Prayer for Rain, the Eclipse Prayer, and Funerals-09a
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The reciter: And Muhammad ibn al-Muthanna narrated to us, and Yahya ibn Sa'id narrated to us. And Ishaq ibn Ibrahim informed us, and 'Abd al-Razzaq informed us, all of them from 'Abd Allah ibn Sa'id ibn Abi Hind, from Muhammad ibn 'Amr, from Ibn Luqay' ibn Malik, from Abu Qatadah, from the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him). And in the narration of Yahya ibn Sa'id:
The Shaykh : The word "ha" (ح) always passes us by in al-Bukhari and Muslim. What does it mean? It signifies the transition from the first chain of narration to the second. If a person asks, "Why do we not limit ourselves to the first chain?" we say that without doubt, the more narrators there are, the stronger the hadith becomes, so it is as if it was narrated through two or three paths, depending on the transitions.
He finds rest from the hardship of this world and its toil in the mercy of Allah
يستريح من أذى الدنيا ونصبها إلى رحمة اللهThe Shaykh : The word "ha" (ح) always passes us by in al-Bukhari and Muslim. What does it mean? It signifies the transition from the first chain of narration to the second. If a person asks, "Why do we not limit ourselves to the first chain?" we say that without doubt, the more narrators there are, the stronger the hadith becomes, so it is as if it was narrated through two or three paths, depending on the transitions.