Did Al-Bukhari narrate the Hadith: "Religion is An-Nasiha (sincere advice)" on the authority of Abu Tamim ibn Aws, may Allah be pleased with him?

The Hadith was narrated by Al-Bukhari as a suspended narration (mu'allaq) in the Book of Faith, and by Muslim as a connected narration (musnad) in his Sahih, in the Book of Faith, chapter: "Clarification that Religion is Sincere Advice."

Ibn Hajar mentioned that Al-Bukhari narrated it as a connected narration (mawsul) in Al-Tarikh. Al-Ayni mentioned that Al-Bukhari did not narrate it with a connected chain because of the presence of Suhail ibn Abi Salih in its chain, and he was not according to Al-Bukhari's conditions.

The Hadith is authentic according to scholars, and it was narrated by Companions other than Tamim, such as Abu Hurairah and Ibn Abbas, with chains of narration that do not include Suhail.