Is this narration authentic:

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> حدثنا ابن المثنى، قال: ثنا ابن عدّي، عن شعبة، عن سليمان، عن إبراهيم،
> قال: قال عبد الله: لو كان السعي لسعيت حتى يسقط ردائي، قال: ولكنها:
> «فامْضُوا إلى ذِكْرِ اللَّهِ» قال: هكذا كان يقرؤها
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> Muhammad b.
> Al-Muthanna Al-Basri (167-251) <–Muhammad b. Uday Al-Basri (120s-194)
> <– Shu’bah b. Hajjaj Al-Basri (82-160) <– Sulayman Ibn Al-Amash
> Al-Kufi (61-148) <– Ibrahim Al-Nakha’i Al-Kufi (50-96): Abdullah said:
> If it was Hasten, I would have hastened until my robe falls off, but
> it is {go to the remembrance of Allah} and this is how they read it
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> Tafsir Al Tabari 62:9
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In this narration, it is made clear that فامضوا is the correct recitation in the eyes of Ibn Masud and he emphasises his problem with the standardised recitation of فاسْعَوْا by pointing out that if he was to take the verse literally, he would hasten to the point that his robe would fall off.