Is the narration of Abu Lahi'ah rejected after his mixing of narrations in all cases?
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The narration from Abu Lahi'ah after his mixing of narrations, is it rejected in all cases?
The hadiths were not distinguished, they were not distinguished; therefore, they ruled that he is weak, except for the narrations of the three Abdullahs: Abdullah ibn Wahb, Abdullah ibn al-Mubarak, and Abdullah ibn Yazid. These are the best of them, and otherwise, they are all weak; because his hadiths were not distinguished.
Q: Meaning, the narrations of the three Abdullahs?
The Shaykh: They are the best of them, but they are weak. Despite this, they are weak, and they are cited as evidence from the perspective of citing evidence.
The hadiths were not distinguished, they were not distinguished; therefore, they ruled that he is weak, except for the narrations of the three Abdullahs: Abdullah ibn Wahb, Abdullah ibn al-Mubarak, and Abdullah ibn Yazid. These are the best of them, and otherwise, they are all weak; because his hadiths were not distinguished.
Q: Meaning, the narrations of the three Abdullahs?
The Shaykh: They are the best of them, but they are weak. Despite this, they are weak, and they are cited as evidence from the perspective of citing evidence.
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