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4431. It was narrated from Dāwūd, from Abū Naḍrah, that Abū Sa'eed said: "When the Prophet ﷺ ordered the stoning of Mā'iz bin Mālik, we took him out to Al-Baqī. By Allāh, we did not tie him or dig a pit for him, rather he stood for us." Abū Kāmil (one of the narrators) said: "He said: 'We threw bones, clods, and pieces of pottery at him, and he ran away and we ran after him until he came to the side of Al-Ḥarrah, and stood for us.'" Then they threw large stones from Al-Ḥarrah at him until he fell silent (died). And he ﷺ did not pray for forgiveness for him, nor did he speak ill of him.
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Al-Ḥāfiz Ibn Hajar preferred the versions that say that his funeral prayer was eventually performed.
