How sound and with what chain of narration is the Hadith: "Whoever loves Allah, the Mighty and Exalted, let him love me; and whoever loves me, let him love my Companions; and whoever loves my Companions, let him love the Qur'an; and whoever loves the Qur'an, let him love the mosques, for they are the courtyards of Allah, His structures. Allah has given permission for their elevation and has blessed them. Blessed are they, blessed are their people, preserved are they, preserved are their people. They are in their prayers, and Allah, the Mighty and Exalted, attends to their needs. They are in their mosques, and Allah is behind them"?
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The hadith was narrated by Ibn Adi in Al-Kamil fi Du'afa' (The Complete Work on Weak Narrators), and he said: Musa ibn Abd al-Rahman is munkar al-hadith (denounced in hadith). It was also narrated by Ibn Hibban in Al-Majruhin (The Discredited Narrators), and he said concerning one of its narrators: It is not permissible to mention him in books except to inform about his state.
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