Tirmidhi 1864

[Sahih]. Ibn Majah also narrated it in the Book of Drinks, chapter "Every intoxicant is unlawful," no. 3390, and Nasai, no. 5590, from the hadith of Muhammad bin Amr Laythi, with the same wording. Its chain is hasan, and it is one of the mutawatir hadiths.It is also narrated on the authority of Umar [Abu Yaala 1/213, no. 248], Ali [Ibn Adi 2/767], Ibn Masud [Ibn Majah, no. 3388, 3406], Anas [Ahmad 3/112, 119, 154], Abu Saeed [Ahmad 3/63, 66], Abu Musa [Bukhari, no. 4344, and Muslim, no. 1733], Ashaj Asri [Ibn Abu Asim in al-Ahad wal-Mathani 3/266, no. 1644], Daylam [Abu Dawud, no. 3683], Maymuna [Ahmad, no reference given], Ibn Abbas [Abu Dawud, no. 3680], Qays bin Saad [Ahmad 3/422], Numan bin Bashir [Abu Dawud, no. 3676], Muawiya [Ibn Majah, no. 3389], Waail bin Hajar [Ibn Adi 6/2166], Qurra Muzani [Bazzar (Kashf Astar) 3/349, 350, no. 2914], Abdullah bin Mughaffal [Ahmad 4/87, in similar meaning], Umm Salama [Abu Dawud, no. 3686], Burayda [to come, no. 1869], Abu Hurairah [Nasai, no. 5591], and Ayesha [Bukhari, no. 242, and Muslim, no. 2001].