The hadeeth: “The believer is between five hardships…”
Question

                I would like to know whether this hadeeth (prophetic narration) is saheeh (authentic) or not. 

 “The believer is between five hardships: a believer who envies him, a hypocrite who envies him (hasad), a kafir (non-Muslim) who fights him, a soul which contends with him and a devil who leads him astray.” 

If this is a hadeeth, who narrated it?
Praise be to Allah.
    This hadeeth was narrated via two isnads (chains of 
    narration). 

    1 – It was narrated by al-Daylami in al-Firdaws, as stated by 
    al-Manawi in Fayd al-Qadeer, 5/292, no. 7352, from the hadeeth of Abu 
    Hurayrah (may Allah be pleased with him): “The believer has four enemies: a 
    believer who envies him (hasad), a hypocrite who hates him, a devil who 
    leads him astray and a kafir who fights him.” 

    Al-Manawi said, after quoting the hadeeth: its isnad includes 
    Sakhr al-Hajibi of whom Al-Dhahabi said in al-Dua’afa’, he is accused of 
    fabricating; Khalid al-Waasiti who is majhool (unknown); and Husayn ibn ‘Abd 
    al-Rahman of whom al-Dhahabi said he forgot and grew old, and Al-Nasai said 
    he changed. End quote. 

    Al-Shaykh al-Albani said in Da’eef al-Jami’ (4749): It is 
    da’eef jiddan (very weak). 

    2 – It was narrated by Abu Bakr ibn Lal in Makarim 
    al-Akhlaaq, as stated by al-Iraqi in al-Mughni ‘an Haml al-Asfar, 3/63, from 
    the hadeeth of Anas (may Allah be pleased with him): “The Muslim is between 
    five hardships: a believer who envies him (hasad), a hypocrite who hates 
    him, a kafir who fights him, a devil who leads him astray and a soul that 
    contends with him.” 

    Al-Iraqi said:  

    It was narrated by Abu Bakr ibn Lal in Makarim al-Akhlaaq 
    from the hadeeth of Anas  (may Allah be pleased with him) with a da’eef 
    (weak) isnad. End quote. 

    So the hadeeth is not proven. 

    And Allah knows best.