What is the authenticity of the mentioned hadith which states: "Indeed, Allah has three sanctities (or inviolable things); whoever preserves them, Allah will preserve his religion and his worldly life, and whoever does not preserve them, Allah will not preserve his worldly life nor his Hereafter: the sanctity of Islam, my sanctity, and the sanctity of my kinship"?
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The aforementioned was narrated by Al-Tabarani in Al-Kabeer and Al-Awsat with the wording: "Indeed, Allah, the Almighty, has three sacred things (hurumat). Whoever preserves them, Allah will preserve for him the affairs of his religion and his worldly life. And whoever does not preserve them, Allah will not preserve anything for him: the sacredness of Islam, my sacredness, and the sacredness of my kinship." Al-Haythami graded it as weak in Majma' Al-Zawa'id due to the presence of Ibrahim ibn Hammad, who is a weak narrator.
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