The chain (isnad) goes back to , who reported that the Prophet Muhammad (ï·º) said:
When referencing this Hadith in academic or religious work, use: musnad ahmad 6929 verified
Because Ammar was killed while fighting on the side of Ali ibn Abi Talib , this hadith is often cited by scholars to affirm that Ali's side was closer to the truth, while the opposing group was "rebellious" in the technical legal sense (without necessarily implying they left the fold of Islam). The chain (isnad) goes back to , who
The chain in most editions:
For the student of knowledge, this narration serves as a prime example of how Musnad Ahmad contains a treasure of Hasan hadiths that bridge the gap between the strict Sahih collections and the weaker ones. When referencing "Musnad Ahmad 6929," you can confidently cite it with the notation: The chain (isnad) goes back to