Ayesha reported,

Ayesha said, "Oh, my head!"The Prophet ﷺ replied, "That would be a blessing, if it happened while I was still alive, for then I could seek forgiveness for you and pray for you."Ayesha said, "Oh, what misery! By Allah, I think you actually wish for my death, and if that were to happen, you would spend the last part of your day as a newlywed with one of your other wives."The Prophet ﷺ said, "Rather, it is I who should say, 'Oh, my head!' I had thought, or intended, to send for Abu Bakr and his son and give my final instructions, lest people make claims or wishful thinkers entertain hopes. Then I said to myself, Allah will refuse and the believers will prevent it, or Allah will prevent it and the believers will refuse."

Azami 3442

Sahih

عن عائشة، أنها قالت

وا رأساه! فقال النبي ﷺ: ذاك لو كان وأنا حي فأستغفر لك وأدعو لك. فقالت عائشة: وانكلياه! والله إني لأظنك تحب، موتي، ولو كان ذلك لظللت آخر يومك معرسا ببعض أزواجك، فقال النبي ﷺ: بل أنا وارأساه، لقد هممت أو أردت أن أرسل إلى أبي بكر وابنه وأعهد: أن يقول القائلون، أو يتمنى المتمنون، ون، ثم قلت: يأبى الله ويدفع المؤمنون، أو يدفع الله، ويأبى المؤمنون.

الأعظمي 3442صحيح
Contents
Reference
Commentary
Ayat
Collection
Jami al-Kamil
Book
Funerals
Chapter
Patience in tribulation and illness
Section
What is permitted for the sick person to say, "O my head"
Numbering
Jami al-Kamil 3442 (2nd edition)
Azami 3442