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To what extent are the following prophetic miracles authentic: Qatadah's eye being struck on the Day of Uhud, Ali's eye inflammation on the Day of Khaybar, and the tree testifying to the Messenger before the Bedouin?

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The miracle of Qatadah's eye being restored was narrated by Al-Hakim, Ibn Sa'd, Al-Tabarani, and Abu Ya'la. Ibn Hibatullah and Ibn Kathir mentioned several narrations of it. As for Ali's story, it was narrated by Al-Bukhari and Muslim. The story of the tree's testimony was narrated by Ibn Hibban, Al-Darimi, Abu Ya'la, and Al-Tabarani. Al-Haythami authenticated Al-Tabarani's chain of narration, stating that its narrators are those of the , and Husayn Asad also authenticated it.

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