Zubayr said, "On the day of Badr, I met Ubayda bin Saeed bin al-As. He was clad in armor from head to foot so that nothing could be seen of him except his eyes. His kunya was Abu Dhat al-Karish. He called out, 'I am Abu Dhat al-Karish.' I charged at him with my short spear and struck him in the eye, and he died."Hisham said, "I was told that Zubayr said, 'I placed my foot on him and pulled with all my strength, and it was only with great effort that I drew it out, and both its tips had bent.'"Urwa said, "The Messenger of Allah ﷺ asked Zubayr for that spear, and he gave it to him. When the Messenger of Allah ﷺ passed away, Zubayr took it back. Then Abu Bakr requested it, and Zubayr gave it to him. When Abu Bakr passed away, Umar asked him for it, and he gave it to him. When Umar passed away, Zubayr took it back. Then Uthman requested it from him, and he gave it to him. When Uthman was killed, it ended up with the family of Ali. Then Abdullah bin Zubayr requested it, and it remained with him until he was killed."
قال الزبير: لقيت يوم بدر عبيدة بن سعيد بن العاص وهو مدجج لا يرى منه إلا عيناه وهو يكنى أبا ذات الكرش فقال: أنا أبو ذات الكرش، فحملت عليه بالعنزة فطعنت في عينه فمات، قال هشام: فأخبرت أن الزبير قال: لقد وضعت رجلي عليه ثم تمطأت فكان الجهد أن نزعتها وقد انثنى طرفاها، قال عروة: فسأله إياها رسول الله ﷺ، فأعطاه، فلما قبض رسول الله ﷺ أخذها، ثم طلبها أبو بكر فأعطاه، فلما قبض أبو بكر سألها إياه عمر فأعطاه إياها فلما قبض عمر أخذها، ثم طلبها عثمان منه فأعطاه إياها، فلما قتل عثمان وقعت عند آل علي فطلبها عبد الله بن الزبير، فكانت عنده حتى قتل.
Bukhari narrated it in al-Maghazi (3998) from Ubayd bin Ismail, who said, Abu Usama narrated to us, from Hisham bin Urwa, from his father, who said, Zubayr said, and he mentioned it.His saying "mudajjaj" means covered in weapons so that nothing of him shows.