Irbaz bin Sariya reported,
The Messenger of Allah ﷺ said, "In the sight of Allah, I was the seal of the prophets while Adam 
was still lying as clay. I will tell you about the beginning of that. I am the answer to the supplication of my father Ibrahim, the glad tidings given by Isa, and the vision my mother saw. The mothers of the prophets see such visions."In another narration, "And the vision my mother saw, that a light came forth from her which illuminated the palaces of Sham."
Azami 8505
Hasanعن العرباض بن سارية قال
قال رسول الله ﷺ: إني عند الله لخاتم النبيين وإن آدم عليه السلام لمنجدل في طينته، وسأنبئكم بأول ذلك دعوة أبي إبراهيم، وبشارة عيسى بي، ورؤيا أمي التي رأت، وكذلك أمهات النبيين ترين. وفي رواية: ورؤيا أمي التي رأت أنه خرج منها نور أضاءت له قصر الشام.
Narrated by Imam Ahmad (17150), Tabarani in Kabir (18/629), Bazzar - Kashf Astar (2365), Bayhaqi in Dalail (1302), and graded sahih by Ibn Hibban (6404) and Hakim (2/600), all of them through routes going back to Saeed bin Suwayd, from Abdul-Ala bin Hilal, from Irbaz bin Sariya, who related it.Hakim said, "Sahih in isnad, corroborating the first hadith." That is the hadith of Khalid bin Madan mentioned later. Dhahabi said in Tarikh Islam (1/42), "Its isnad is hasan, Allah willing."I say, it is as they said. Even though it contains Saeed bin Suwayd Kalbi, whom no one but Ibn Hibban rated as trustworthy, there is no harm in him, as Bazzar said. I say this because he was known in his time, and he had an account involving Umar bin Abdul-Aziz, as mentioned in Tajil, which states that Muawiya bin Salih and Abu Bakr bin Abu Maryam narrated from him, and Ibn Hibban listed him among the trustworthy narrators.Bukhari said, "His hadith is not sound," meaning the one that Muawiya bin Salih narrated from him as a raised report, "I am the servant of Allah and the seal of the prophets..." Ibn Hibban and Hakim disagreed with him and graded it sahih.Ibn Saad mentioned that he prayed alongside Umar bin Abdul-Aziz, and he related an account in which Umar said, "The best forgiveness is when one has the power to punish, and the best moderation is when one has the means to spend freely." Ibn Abu Dunya related this and described Suwayd as having been in charge of the guard of Umar bin Abdul-Aziz. End of quote.Likewise, it contains Abdul-Ala bin Hilal, from whom two narrators related, and Ibn Hibban listed him among the trustworthy narrators. Some narrators erred by saying "Abdullah bin Hilal Sulami," but the correct name is what I have stated. It has been dropped in some sources, and the correct course is to include it.His saying "al-munjadil" means "lying prostrate." His saying "the supplication of Ibrahim" refers to the words of Allah, the Most High, "Our Lord, and send among them a messenger from themselves" [Baqarah 2:129]. And his saying "and the glad tidings of Isa" refers to the words of Allah, the Most High, "and bringing good tidings of a messenger to come after me, whose name is Ahmad" [Saff 61:6]