Azami 14865

Bukhari related it in Adab al-Mufrad (912), and the wording is his, as did Abu Yaala (2496, Matalib), and Tahawi in Sharh Maani al-Athar (4/312), through various routes, from Ibn Abu Zinad, from Alqama bin Abu Alqama, from his mother, from Ayesha, and he mentioned it.In Bukhari's version, there is a story at the beginning, that children used to be brought to her when they were born, so she would pray for blessing upon them. A boy was brought to me, and I went to arrange his pillow, when I found under his head a razor. I asked them about the razor, and they said, "We put it there to ward off the jinn." So I took the razor and threw it away, and I forbade them from doing that.Its chain is hasan because of the mother of Alqama bin Abu Alqama, whose name was Marjana. Ibn Saad said, "The mother of Alqama was a freed slave of Ayesha. She narrated from Ayesha, and her son Alqama bin Abu Alqama narrated from her sound hadiths." Ajli said, "A woman of Madinah, a follower, trustworthy." Ibn Hibban mentioned her among his trustworthy narrators.The chain also contains Abdul-Rahman bin Abu Zinad, whose hadith is likewise hasan.