Discussion regarding the hadith of Anas (that he used to hasten breaking the fast and did not wait for the mu'adhdhin): What is its authenticity and what is its meaning?

The student : The sanad is, initially, hasan, as a precaution, meaning that Anas ibn Malik "used to hasten breaking the fast and did not wait for the mu'adhdhin."

The Shaykh : They were?
The student : He used to hasten breaking the fast, hasten breaking the fast and not wait for the mu'adhdhin, or breaking the fast and not wait for the mu'adhdhin.

The Shaykh : He used to hasten.
The student : Breaking the fast and not wait for the mu'adhdhin.

The Shaykh : Yes.
The student : Can it be used as evidence? And we do not say, for example, the madhhab of a Companion or...

The Shaykh : And where is this?
The student : In al-Tabarani.

The Shaykh : Did you understand where?
The student : "Al-Mu'jam al-Kabir," Volume One.

The Shaykh : Wait, meaning we want to see, before we look at its sanad, meaning he sees the setting of the sun and has not seen the mu'adhdhin, so he breaks his fast.

The Shaykh : How much is the page?
The student : I do not remember it now, meaning it might be, it might be hadith number two hundred and twenty-six, or if you see the index.

The Shaykh : ... his biography in Tarikh Baghdad.
The student : Or in al-Asrar.

The Shaykh : Or in al-Asrar, give me Tarikh Baghdad, the last one by Yusuf, I think.