(قلت: إسناده ضعيف؛ أبو إسحاق- وهو السّبيعي- كان اختلط، مع كونه
مدلساً وقد عنعنه، وقد قيل: إنه لم يسمع من ذي الجوْشن؛ وإنما سمع من ابنه
شِمْرٍ، وليس بأهل للرواية؛ ولهذا قال المنذري: " والحديث لا يثبت ")
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2786. Dhul-Jawshan — a man from Aḍ-Ḍabāb — said: "After the Prophet ﷺ had finished with the people of Badr, I came to him with a colt from my mare called Al-Qarḥā'. I said: 'O Muḥammad! I have brought you Ibn Al-Qarḥā', so take it.' He said: 'I have no need of it, but if you wish I can give you a selected coat of mail from the spoils of Badr.' I said: 'I would not take even a Ghurrah for it today. He said: "Then I have no need for it."[1] (Da'if)
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The author's purpose in quoting the Hadith is to prove the fact that it is allowed to give some weapon etc., to a non-Muslim knowing that he would take it to the territory of disbelievers. It may be noted here that Dhūl-Jawshan was a disbeliever at that time.