A narrator is trustworthy, but their report contradicts the report of a more reliable narrator. Such a report is called shādhdh (شاذ) here.
Awthaq (اوثق) means more reliable.
The fifth condition is that the report is not shādhdh. This involves the narrator's quality and comparison with a more reliable narrator's report.1
1. Comparison: considering two reports alongside one another.
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Ṣaḥīḥ li-Dhātihi: The Remaining Three Conditions
A narrator is trustworthy, but their report contradicts the report of a more reliable narrator. Such a report is called shādhdh (شاذ) here.
Awthaq (اوثق) means more reliable.
The fifth condition is that the report is not shādhdh. This involves the narrator's quality and comparison with a more reliable narrator's report.1
1. Comparison: considering two reports alongside one another.