The following are some proofs for this opinion...

The following are some proofs for this opinion: 3/1: As mentioned earlier it was Qoraysh-not the Prophet (P)- who forbade Abdullah son of 'Amr Ibn 'As to narrate the Prophetic Hadith. The reason mentioned in the narration is interesting: "The Prophet (P) is only a human and has rage and pleasure." This expression is used only when the speaker has spoken about the virtues or vices of someone else.

Surely, the Prophet of Islam (P) did not speak in favour of the Qoraysh or else they would never abandon Abdullah from narrating it. Thus, it seems more likely that Abdullah had collected some Ahadith that could be…