Reading from the author's words with commentary and collation of manuscripts: "And Abu Dawud said, 'This hadith is abrogated.'"
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The reader: "Abu Dawud said, 'This hadith is abrogated.' Abu Dawud mentioned, through his chain of narration, from Ibn Shihab that when it was mentioned to him that he had forbidden fasting on Saturday, Ibn Shihab would say, 'This is a Himsi hadith.' And from al-Awza'i, who said: 'I kept it hidden until I saw it spread afterwards,'
This refers to the hadith of Ibn Busr regarding fasting on Saturday. Abu Dawud stated that Malik said: "This is a lie." The majority of scholars hold that it is not disliked.
The Shaykh : Imam Ahmad, Imam Malik explicitly stated that it is a lie, meaning it is fabricated regarding the Messenger (peace and blessings be upon him). From the questioner, yes.
This refers to the hadith of Ibn Busr regarding fasting on Saturday. Abu Dawud stated that Malik said: "This is a lie." The majority of scholars hold that it is not disliked.
The Shaykh : Imam Ahmad, Imam Malik explicitly stated that it is a lie, meaning it is fabricated regarding the Messenger (peace and blessings be upon him). From the questioner, yes.