What is the authenticity of the hadith: “Every matter of importance,” and “There is no prayer for a neighbor of the mosque”?

Question:
What is the authenticity of the hadith: , and the hadith: ?

Answer:
The hadith: has come through several chains, some of which are good (hasan), and there is no harm in some of them. They revolve around several chains, but taken together, the hadith is good (hasan). It indicates the prescription of beginning important matters with the name of Allah.
As for , it is a report stopping at 'Ali in the well-known view. The correct wording in the authentic hadith is: . This is the hadith of the blind man who asked about praying in congregation, as he had no guide suitable for him. He asked: “Is there a dispensation for him to pray in his house?” The Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) said to him: . When he informed him that he could hear the call to prayer, he said: .
As for the hadith , it is well-known, but the preserved version is that it is a report stopping at 'Ali (may Allah be pleased with him), and its meaning is correct.