[Biographies of the chain of narrators of the hadith (Our Lord, God whose name is in heaven, sanctified is your name)] (3982 of Abi Dawud)
His saying: [Yazid bin Khalid bin Muhib Al-Ramli told us].
Yazid bin Khalid bin Mawhib Al-Ramli is trustworthy. His hadith was narrated by Abu Dawud, Al-Nasa’i and Ibn Majah.
[Al-Layth told us].
Al-Layth bin Saad Al-Masry is trustworthy. The authors of the six books cited him.
[On the authority of Ziadah bin Muhammad].
Ziyadah bin Muhammad, who may refer to Ziyad. Because the name Ziyad is the well-known avenue, unlike Ziadah, this name is unfamiliar, and the transliteration is from an unfamiliar thing to a familiar thing, such as Nabit and Thabet, so Thabit is the avenue, and Nabat is the opposite of the avenue, and Ahmad is the avenue, and I am jammed with the jim unlike the avenue, and Aba Anas is on the contrary. Other than Al-Jada, and Abu Iyas is on Al-Jada. Here, Ziadah’s name is unfamiliar and not well-known, and the famous one is Ziad.
وزيادة هذا منكر الحديث، أخرج له أبو داود والنسائي.
[On the authority of Muhammad bin Ka’b Al-Qurazi].
Muhammad bin Ka'b Al-Qurazi is trustworthy. The authors of the six books cited him.
[On the authority of Fadala].
Fadalah bin Ubaid, a companion, was narrated by Al-Bukhari in Al-Adab Al-Mufrad, Muslim and Ashab Al-Sunan.
[On the authority of Abu Darda].
Abu Al-Darda' Awimar, may God be pleased with him, and his hadith was reported by the authors of the six books.
And the chain of transmission of this hadith is actually good because the famous ones are the last ones to narrate this hadith and if there was a liar in the end then it would have been questionable and that is why scholars of hadith graded it as Hassan and there is another chain so some even considered it Sahih.
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