Jami' al-Saghir / Jam' al-Jawami' (al-Suyuti) 4873a
✧ Hamza with Nun
"إِنَّ الله شَفَانِى، وَليسَ برَقْيِكمُ ".
Translation
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"Indeed, Allah has healed me, and it was not by your incantation (ruqyah)."
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Notes
[خ] البخاري في التاريخ، وابن سعد، والبغوى، والباوردى، وابن السكنِ، وابن قانع، وسمويه، [طب] الطبرانى في الكبير [قط] الدارقطنى في السنن في الأفراد عن جبلة بن الأزرق: أنه لدغته عقربٌ فَغُشي عليه فَرَقَاه نَاس فَلمَّا أفاقَ، قال: فذكره، قال البغوي: لا أعلمُ له غَيرَه
machine translation[Khā] al-Bukhārī in al-Tārīkh, and Ibn Saʿd, al-Baghawī, al-Bāwardī, Ibn al-Sakan, Ibn Qāniʿ, and Sumawayh; [Ṭab] al-Ṭabarānī in al-Kabīr; [Quṭ] al-Dāraquṭnī in al-Sunan, in al-Afrād, from Jabalah b. al-Azraq: A scorpion stung him and he fainted, so some people recited ruqyah over him. When he recovered, he said: and he mentioned it. Al-Baghawī said: I do not know of any other hadith from him.
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