He prayed in Basra the noon and afternoon prayers consecutively with nothing between them, and the sunset and evening prayers with nothing between them. He did this because of being preoccupied with some matter. Ibn Abbas claimed that he had prayed with the Messenger of Allah ﷺ in Madinah the noon and afternoon prayers, eight prostrations, with nothing between them.
أخبرني أبو عاصم خشيش بن أصرم قال حدثنا حبان بن هلال حدثنا حبيب وهو ابن أبي حبيب عن عمرو بن هرم عن جابر بن زيد
أنه صلى بالبصرة الأولى والعصر ليس بينهما شيء والمغرب والعشاء ليس بينهما شيء فعل ذلك من شغل وزعم ابن عباس أنه صلى مع رسول الله ﷺ بالمدينة الأولى والعصر ثمان سجدات ليس بينهما شيء
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Bukhari included it in "The Times of Prayer," in the chapter on delaying Dhuhr until Asr, hadith no. 543, as did Muslim and others, from the hadith of Jabir bin Zayd. See the previous hadith. It is also found in Kubra, hadith no. 1565.