English translation
2923. It was reported from Dāwud bin Al-Ḥusain, who said: "I was reciting (the Qur'ān) before Umm Sa'd bint Ar-Rabi', and she was an orphan under the guardianship of Abū Bakr. I recited to her: (To those also with whom you have made a pledge). She said: "Do not read: (To those also with whom you have made a pledge). This was revealed about Abū Bakr and his son 'Abdur-Raḥmān when he refused to accept Islam. Abū Bakr took an oath never to give him any share of inheritance. When he accepted Islam, Allāh's Prophet ﷺ ordered him to give his share. 'Abdul-'Aziz (one of the narrators) added: "He did not accept Islam until he was urged by sword." (Da'if) Abū Dāwud said: Whoever said 'Aqadat it means a pact, and whoever said: 'Āqadat it means the party who made the pact. The Hadīth of Ṭalḥah is correct: 'Aqadat.[1]