Ata informed me that Abu Salama told him, from Abu Hurairah, from Ayesha, and he mentioned it without any doubt.
قال حدثنا علي بن إسحاق حدثناه عبد الله
وأخبرني عطاء أن أبا سلمة أخبره عن أبي هريرة عن عائشة فذكره ولم يشك
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Its isnad is sahih. Ali bin Ishaq Marwazi, his reliability was already established at 719, and we add here that he has a biographical entry in Ibn Saad 7/2/107, Ibn Abu Hatim 3/1/174, and Tarikh Baghdad 11:348-349. Abdullah is Ibn Mubarak, the Imam.This hadith duplicates the one before it, but in this narration it is counted as part of the musnad of Ayesha, not the musnad of Abu Hurairah, since here it is narrated from Ayesha. What is strange is that Ibn Hajar, despite the breadth of his knowledge and thoroughness, did not point to this narration nor to the one before it, when he exhausted the narrations in his commentary on the hadith from the narration of Abu Abdullah Aghar from Abu Hurairah, in Fath al-Bari 3:54-56. We have already pointed out its location in Fath al-Bari at 7252. Likewise, Tirmidhi 1:269-270 did not point to a narration from Ayesha when he said, "And on this subject."