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English translation
2929. Anas bin Mālik narrated: “The Prophet ﷺ would recite: ‘Anin-Nafsu Bin-Nafsi Wal-‘Aīnu Bil-‘Aīn’”[2] (Da’if)
(Another chain) with similar. And Abū 'Alī bin Yazīd is the brother of Yūnus bin Yazīd. This Hadīth is Hasan Gharīb. Muḥammad said: "Ibn Al-Mubārak is alone with this Hadīth from Yūnus bin Yazīd." And this is how Abū 'Ubaid recited it: "Al-'Aīnu Bil-'Aīn" following this Hadīth.
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Footnotes
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[1] Referring to Al-Fāṭiḥah 1:4.
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[2] See Al-Mā'idah no. 5:45, “...life for a life and an eye for an eye.”
Commentary
The noun of Anna 'Al-Nafs' is originally at a place to be read with Dhammah at the last letter, though it is with Fathah because of it being a noun of Anna. Therefore some of the reciters read 'Al-'Aīn' with Dhammah due to the original place of Nafs.