such was said! And it is strange that al-Dhahabī said in his "Talkhīṣ": "Authentic"! This contradicts his inclusion of it in "al-Mughnī," where he said: "Aḥmad and others said: His ḥadīths are objectionable, and Ibn Maʿīn deemed him reliable, while al-Dāraqutnī abandoned him." I say: His ḥadīths support Aḥmad's statement about him, including the ḥadīth: "Mention Allāh frequently until they say: Madman." It is referenced in "al-Ḍaʿīfah" under number (517). I say: This ḥadīth is also objectionable; as it contradicts all the ḥadīths of the chapter in its wording: "mention frequently," and in its additions at the end: "and there is no power..." (Note): Ibn Ḥibbān deviated from all the authors of the mentioned sources, as he did not include the phrase: "the creed" in the ḥadīth. Then I saw in "al-Musnad" (4/267-268) through the route of a man from the Anṣār from the family of al-Nuʿmān ibn Bashīr, from al-Nuʿmān ibn Bashīr, raised [to the Prophet], with the wording: "Indeed! And 'Subḥān Allāh'... they are the enduring good deeds." Its narrators are trustworthy, except for the man who was not named. In summary; the ḥadīth is authentic due to its corroborating reports, and in terms of meaning, it is clearer than them; because it agrees with the correct interpretation of His saying, the Exalted: "But the enduring good deeds are better with your Lord for reward and better for hope" (Sūrah al-Kahf, 46). Ibn Jarīr mentioned several interpretations in his exegesis