The Messenger of Allah ﷺ said, "You were shown to me in a dream twice. A man was carrying you in a piece of silk cloth and saying, 'This is your wife, so uncover her.' When I uncovered her, it was you. So I said, 'If this is from Allah, He will bring it to pass.'"In another wording, "You were shown to me twice before I married you. I saw the angel carrying you in a piece of silk, and I said to him, 'Uncover her.' He uncovered her, and there you were. I said, 'If this is from Allah, He will bring it to pass.' Then you were shown to me again being carried in a piece of silk, and I said, 'Uncover her.' He uncovered her, and there you were. I said, 'If this is from Allah, He will bring it to pass.'"In a wording reported by Muslim, "You were shown to me in a dream on three nights. The angel brought you to me in a piece of silk and said, 'This is your wife.' So I uncovered your face, and there you were. I said, 'If this is from Allah, He will bring it to pass.'"
قال رسول الله ﷺ: أريتك في المنام مرتين، إذا رجل يحملك في سرقة حرير، فيقول: هذه امرأتك فاكشفها، فإذا هي أنت، فأقول: إن يكن هذا من عند الله يمضه. وفي لفظ: أريتك قبل أن أتزوجك مرتين، رأيت الملك يحملك في سرقة من حرير، فقلت له: اكشف، فكشف، فإذا هي أنت. فقلت: إن يكن هذا من عند الله يمضه، ثم أريتك يحملك في سرقة من حرير، فقلت: اكشف فكشف، فإذا هي أنت، فقلت: إن يكن هذا من عند الله يمضه. وفي لفظ لمسلم: أريتك في المنام ثلاث ليال، جاءني بك الملك في سرقة من حرير، فيقول: هذه امرأتك، فأكشف عن وجهك، فإذا أنت هي، فأقول: إن يكن هذا من عند الله يمضه.
Bukhari narrated it in the Book of Dream Interpretation (7011), and Muslim in the Book of the Virtues of the Companions (2438), via Abu Usama, from Hisham, from his father, from Ayesha, as I have mentioned it, and the wording given is Bukhari's. Muslim did not give his own wording, but simply referred to the hadith of Hammad (which will be mentioned later) by saying, "similarly."Bukhari also narrated it in the Book of Dream Interpretation (7012) via Abu Muawiya, from Hisham, with the same chain, giving the second wording.Muslim narrated it in the Book of the Virtues of the Companions (2438) via Hammad bin Zayd, from Hisham, with the same chain, giving the third wording.