The Prophet ﷺ left Jiranah at night, performed Umrah, then returned and spent the morning there as though he had passed the night in the place. I looked at his back and it was like a bar of silver.
حدثنا سفيان بن عيينة عن إسماعيل بن أمية عن مولى لهم مزاحم بن أبي مزاحم عن عبد العزيز بن عبد الله بن خالد بن أسيد
أن النبي ﷺ خرج من الجعرانة ليلا فاعتمر ثم رجع فأصبح كبائت بها فنظرت إلى ظهره كأنه سبيكة فضة
Its isnad is hasan, on account of Muzahim bin Abu Muzahim.Ismail bin Umaya is the son of Amr bin Saeed bin Aas, a trustworthy, firmly established, well-known narrator. Muzahim bin Abu Muzahim, according to the original sources, was the freed slave of Umar bin Abdul-Aziz, and scholars have accepted his hadith, and no one has criticized him. Abdul-Aziz bin Abdullah bin Khalid bin Usayd, governor of Makkah, is also trustworthy and well-known.The hadith was narrated by Abu Dawud (2/206, no. 1996) in the chapter on rites of pilgrimage, on the section about the timing of Umrah, and by Tirmidhi (3/265, no. 935) in the chapter on Hajj, on what has been said about Umrah, where he said it is "gharib." He said this only because Muzahim was the sole narrator of it, and it is only transmitted through Muharrish. It was also narrated by Nasai (5/199, no. 3863) in the chapter on rites of pilgrimage, on entering Makkah at night, and by Darimi (2/74, no. 1861).