Shaykh, is there a hadith from the Prophet ﷺ specifying that the twenty-seventh night is Laylat al-Qadr?

Laylat al-Qadr is most often in the last ten nights, and the Prophet ﷺ said: Seek it in the ninth, seventh, or fifth night remaining.

We also mention the Prophet's ﷺ statement encouraging it, peace be upon him.

About standing in prayer on the odd nights, and his statement about the last ten nights of Ramadan is evidence that it is general, that it moves each year and is different from the year that.

follows, so specifying it to a certain night, and the statement of some of the early generations as narrated from Abu and others, but what is more apparent and correct in this matter.

Is that it is in the last ten nights and varies, and it is more likely in the odd nights, and during the time of the Prophet ﷺ it was on the twenty-first night.

The twenty-first, as mentioned in the authentic narration, and it also came in the narration of Abu Dawud in the Sunan, in the narration of Abdullah ibn Unais, that it was the twenty-third night.

The understanding differs on this, so we say that it moves and changes from year to year.