DarussalamḌa'ifAl-Albaniحسن، لكن ذكر الزبيب منكر، والمحفوظ: التمر كما في أحاديث البابAl-AlbaniHasan chain · qualified assessmentAl-Albani source references (2)
(قلت: إسناده حسن؛ لكن قوله: " فرقاً من زبيب ".. شاذ، والمحفوظ
بلفظ: " ثلاثة اصع من تمر ". كذلك رواه مسلم والمصنف في الكتاب الآخر
(١٦٢٤- ١٦٢٦) ، قال الحافظ:، وهو المحفوظ ")
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1860. It was reported from Al-Ḥakam bin 'Utaibah, from 'Abdur-Raḥmān bin Abī Lailā, from Ka'b bin 'Ujrah, who said: "I was afflicted with lice in my hair while I was with the Messenger of Allāh ﷺ during the year of Al-Ḥudaibiyah — so much so that I became scared of (losing) my sight. So Allāh, the Mighty and Sublime, revealed because of me: And whoever among you is ill, or has an ailment on his head...[1] and the Messenger of Allāh ﷺ called me and said: 'Shave your head, and fast three days, or feed six needy people a Faraq of raisins, or sacrifice a sheep.' So I shaved my hair, and gave a sacrifice." (Ḍa'if)
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Commentary
Shaikh Al-Albānī, may Allāh have mercy on him, said that that the word "raisins" in this narration is Shādh, Muḥammad bin Ishāq is the only one who narrated it with that word, while the others narrated it with the word "dates." A Faraq holds three Ṣā'.
