I spent the night at the home of my aunt Maymuna. The Prophet ﷺ got up during the night, and at some point in the night he rose, performed a light ablution from a hanging waterskin (Amr would describe it as light and minimal), and stood to pray. So I performed ablution similar to his, then came and stood on his left side (Sufyan sometimes said, on his left). He turned me around and placed me on his right side, then prayed as long as Allah willed. Then he lay down and slept until he snored. Then the caller came and informed him about the prayer, so he got up with him for the prayer and prayed without performing ablution.We said to Amr, "Some people say that the Messenger of Allah's ﷺ eyes sleep but his heart does not sleep."Amr replied, "I heard Ubayd bin Umayr say, 'The dreams of prophets are revelation,'" then he recited, "Indeed, I have seen in a dream that I am sacrificing you" [Saffat 37:102].
بت عند خالتي ميمونة ليلة، فقام النبي ﷺ من الليل، فلما كان في بعض الليل قام النبي ﷺ فتوضأ من شن معلق وضوءا خفيفا- يخففه عمرو ويقلله- وقام يصلي فتوضأت نحوا مما توضأ، ثم جئت فقمت عن يساره- وربما قال سفيان: عن شماله- فحولني فجعلني عن يمينه، ثم صلى ما شاء الله، ثم اضطجع فنام حتى نفخ، ثم أتاه المنادي فآذنه بالصلاة، فقام معه إلى الصلاة، فصلى ولم يتوضأ. قلنا لعمرو: إن ناسا يقولون: إن رسول الله ﷺ تنام عينه ولا ينام قلبه؟ قال عمرو: سمعت عبيد بن عمير يقول: رؤيا الانبياء وحي، ثم قرأ: {إني أرى في المنام أني أذبحك} [الصافات: ١٠٢].
Bukhari narrated it in the Book of Wudu (138), and this is his wording, from the hadith of Amr bin Dinar, who said, Kurayb told me, from Ibn Abbas, and he related it.In Muslim, Prayer of the Traveler (763), "He prayed thirteen rakats during the night, then lay down and slept until he snored, and when he slept he would snore. Then Bilal came to him and informed him of the time for prayer, so he got up and prayed without performing wudu," from the hadith of Salama bin Kuhayl, from Kurayb, from Ibn Abbas, and he related the hadith, which includes mention of a supplication.Bukhari also narrated it from this same route in the Book of Supplication (6316), and it will come again in the Book of Supplication.