Azami 4825

Tabarani (24/336) and Bayhaqi (5/222) both narrated it from the hadith of Sulayman bin Kathir, from Humayd Tawil, from Zaynab bint Nubayt, wife of Anas bin Malik, from Dubaa, and he related it. In it is Sulayman bin Kathir Abdi, who is disputed, but there is no harm in him apart from his narrations from Zuhri, and this narration here is not from Zuhri.Imam Ahmad (27358) narrated it from Dahhak bin Makhlad, from Hajjaj Sawwaf, who said, (27358) Yahya bin Abu Kathir told me, from Ikrima, from Dubaa, who said, the Messenger of Allah ﷺ said, "Enter the state of ihram and say, 'My place of release is wherever You hold me back.' For if you are held back or fall ill, then you have been released from that according to your condition with your Lord" .Others narrated it inserting "Ibn Abbas" between Ikrima and Dubaa, as has already been mentioned, and likewise Bayhaqi (5/222) narrated it from Abbad, from Hajjaj Sawwaf, mentioning Ibn Abbas.