I was with the Prophet ﷺ on a journey when my camel grew exhausted, and I intended to let it loose. The Messenger of Allah ﷺ caught up with me, prayed for the camel, and struck it, whereupon it began to move at a pace it had never moved before.He said, "Sell it to me for an ounce of silver."I said, "No."He said, "Sell it to me."So I sold it to him for an ounce of silver, on the condition that I could ride it back to Medina. When we reached Medina, I brought him the camel and asked for its price, then I went back. He sent for me and said, "Did you think I was bargaining with you only to take your camel? Take your camel and your dirhams."
أخبرنا علي بن حجر قال أنبأنا سعدان بن يحيى عن زكريا عن عامر
كنت مع النبي ﷺ في سفر فأعيا جملي فأردت أن أسيبه فلحقني رسول الله ﷺ ودعا له فضربه فسار سيرا لم يسر مثله فقال بعنيه بوقية قلت لا قال بعنيه فبعته بوقية واستثنيت حملانه إلى المدينة فلما بلغنا المدينة أتيته بالجمل وابتغيت ثمنه ثم رجعت فأرسل إلي فقال أتراني إنما ماكستك لآخذ جملك خذ جملك ودراهمك
Narrated by Bukhari, in the Book of Conditions, chapter "If the seller stipulates riding the mount to a specified place, it is permissible," and by Muslim, in the Book of Sharecropping, chapter on selling a camel while excepting the right to ride it, hadith no. 109/715, after hadith no. 1599, through the hadith of Zakariya bin Abu Zaida with the same wording. It is also found in al-Kubra, hadith no. 233.* Amir is Shaybi.