Shia Author and a False Attribution

[Farid]

Alsalam alaykum,

I was reading an Arabic Shia book called The Twelve Caliphs by Ghulam Muhsin Zainli.

He quoted a weak hadith that he claims is authentic. It is the hadith, "Whoever curses Ali has cursed me," on page 91.

Then he references in the footnote: The Authentic Collection of Hadiths by Al Albani 3/288.

I was interested, so I returned to Al Albani's book, where I found the following:

"Then this chain is weak which is why I included it in my other book #2310."

Al Albani is referring to his other book of only weak hadiths where he classified the hadith as Munkar (rejected).

[Optimus Prime]

Akhi, sort of topic, but, was Albani an academically qualified Muhadith?

[Farid]

Yes. Very off-topic though. We can talk about it elsewhere.

[Abu Jasim Al-Salafi]

Akhi, sort of topic, but, was Albani an academically qualified Muhadith?

Yes he was رحمه الله

[أبو ماريا المرزم]

It could've been a mistake. Allahu #3lam. Did the author bring ni the hadith from Sunni sources then whoever angers fatimah Ra has angered the messenger of Allah?

[Farid]

It is too ridiculous to be a mistake to be honest.

No. He didn't quote: Whoever angers Fatima angers me.