I was with the Messenger of Allah ﷺ on a journey, riding on a camel. He asked, "What is keeping you at the rear of the people?"I replied, "My camel has grown weary."He took hold of its tail and urged it on, and after that I found myself at the front of the people, struggling to hold its head back.When we drew near Madinah, he said, "What about the camel? Sell it to me."I said, "No, it is yours, Messenger of Allah."He said, "No, sell it to me."I said, "No, it is yours."He said, "No, sell it to me. I have taken it for an ounce of silver. Ride it, and when you reach Madinah, bring it to us."When I arrived in Madinah, I brought it to him. He said, "Bilal, weigh out an ounce for him, and add an extra qirat."I said to myself, "This is something extra the Messenger of Allah ﷺ has given me," so I never parted with it. I placed it in a pouch and it remained with me until the people of Sham came on the Day of Harrah and took from us what they took.
حدثنا محمد بن العلاء قال حدثنا أبو معاوية عن الأعمش عن سالم بن أبي الجعد
كنت مع رسول الله ﷺ في سفر وكنت على جمل فقال ما لك في آخر الناس قلت أعيا بعيري فأخذ بذنبه ثم زجره فإن كنت إنما أنا في أول الناس يهمني رأسه فلما دنونا من المدينة قال ما فعل الجمل بعنيه قلت لا بل هو لك يا رسول الله قال لا بل بعنيه قلت لا بل هو لك قال لا بل بعنيه قد أخذته بوقية اركبه فإذا قدمت المدينة فأتنا به فلما قدمت المدينة جئته به فقال لبلال يا بلال زن له أوقية وزده قيراطا قلت هذا شيء زادني رسول الله ﷺ فلم يفارقني فجعلته في كيس فلم يزل عندي حتى جاء أهل الشام يوم الحرة فأخذوا منا ما أخذوا
Bukhari transmitted it, Conditions, chapter "If the seller stipulates riding on the mount... etc.", hadith no. 2718, as a suspended narration, and Muslim, hadith no. 111/715, after hadith no. 1599 (see the preceding hadith no. 4641), from the hadith of Amash with the same wording, and it is in Kubra, hadith no. 6235.