When the Messenger of Allah ﷺ conquered Mecca, the people of Mecca began bringing their children to him, and he would wipe their heads and supplicate for them. I was brought to him while perfumed with khaluq, but he did not wipe my head. The only thing that prevented him from doing so was that my mother had perfumed me with khaluq, so he did not touch me because of the khaluq.
حدثنا فياض بن محمد الرقي عن جعفر بن برقان عن ثابت بن الحجاج الكلابي عن عبد الله الهمداني
لما فتح رسول الله ﷺ مكة جعل أهل مكة يأتونه بصبيانهم فيمسح على رءوسهم ويدعو لهم فجيء بي إليه وإني مطيب بالخلوق ولم يمسح على رأسي ولم يمنعه من ذلك إلا أن أمي خلقتني بالخلوق فلم يمسني من أجل الخلوق
Its isnad is daif, because of Abdullah al-Hamdani Abu Musa, who is unknown and whose report is odd. This is what Ibn Abdul-Barr said, and he was followed in Taqrib. The rest are trustworthy, and they are from Raqqah. Fayyad bin Muhammad bin Sinan al-Raqqi was deemed trustworthy by Ibn Hibban and Ibn Khalfun, and Husayni said, "His standing is one of truthfulness." Jafar bin Barqan al-Raqqi's hadith is relied upon by Muslim, and Thabit bin Hajjaj al-Raqqi is trustworthy, his hadith also being relied upon by Muslim.