He related that Abu Jumuah Habib bin Siba, who had met the Prophet ﷺ, reported that during the year of the Confederates, the Prophet ﷺ prayed Maghrib. When he had finished, he asked, "Does any of you know whether I prayed Asr?"They replied, "Messenger of Allah, you did not pray it."So he ordered the muezzin to call the iqamah, and he prayed Asr, then repeated Maghrib.
حدثنا موسى بن داود قال حدثنا ابن لهيعة عن يزيد بن أبي حبيب عن محمد بن يزيد أن
حدثه أن أبا جمعة حبيب بن سباع وكان قد أدرك النبي ﷺ أن النبي ﷺ عام الأحزاب صلى المغرب فلما فرغ قال هل علم أحد منكم أني صليت العصر قالوا يا رسول الله ما صليتها فأمر المؤذن فأقام الصلاة فصلى العصر ثم أعاد المغرب
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Its isnad is hasan, because of Ibn Lahia. But this requires examination, because I could not identify this Muhammad bin Yazid. He indicated in Tajil that a distortion had occurred in it, and that he is actually Muhammad bin Zayd bin Muhajir. If that is indeed him, then he is trustworthy and among the well-known ones.The hadith, with its isnad and wording, was narrated by Tabarani in Kabir 4/23, number 3542, and by Bayhaqi 2/220. Ibn Hajar mentioned it in Fath 2/19. Haythami did not mention Muhammad bin Yazid, but said in 1/324, "It contains Ibn Lahia, and there is weakness in it."As for Abdullah bin Awf, he is al-Kinani, Abu Qasim al-Qari, whom Ibn Hibban trusted, and Ibn Sam