Ibn Awn said, "I do not remember which narration is which," that Mughira said, "We were with the Messenger of Allah ﷺ on a journey, and he tapped my back with a stick he had with him. He turned aside, and I turned aside with him, until he came to a certain place on the ground. He made his camel kneel, then he set off."He continued, "He went on until he was hidden from me, then he returned and asked, 'Do you have water?'I had a small leather water-skin with me, so I brought it to him and poured water for him. He washed his hands and his face, then went to wash his forearms, but he was wearing a Syrian cloak with narrow sleeves. So he pulled his arms out from beneath the cloak, washed his face and his forearms, and wiped over a portion of his forelock and a portion of his turban."Ibn Awn said, "I cannot recall it as precisely as I would like.""Then he wiped over his leather socks. After that he asked, 'Do you have any need?'I replied, 'Messenger of Allah, I have no need.'We came back, and Abdul-Rahman bin Awf had already led the people in prayer and had completed one rak'ah of the dawn prayer with them. I went to inform him of the Prophet's arrival, but he forbade me. So we prayed what we caught with him and made up what we had missed."
أخبرنا محمد بن إبراهيم البصري عن بشر بن المفضل عن ابن عون عن عامر الشعبي عن عروة بن المغيرة عن المغيرة وعن محمد بن سيرين عن رجل حتى رده إلى
ابن عون ولا أحفظ حديث ذا من حديث ذا أن المغيرة قال كنا مع رسول الله ﷺ في سفر فقرع ظهري بعصا كانت معه فعدل وعدلت معه حتى أتى كذا وكذا من الأرض فأناخ ثم انطلق قال فذهب حتى توارى عني ثم جاء فقال أمعك ماء ومعي سطيحة لي فأتيته بها فأفرغت عليه فغسل يديه ووجهه وذهب ليغسل ذراعيه وعليه جبة شامية ضيقة الكمين فأخرج يده من تحت الجبة فغسل وجهه وذراعيه وذكر من ناصيته شيئا وعمامته شيئا قال ابن عون لا أحفظ كما أريد ثم مسح على خفيه ثم قال حاجتك قلت يا رسول الله ليست لي حاجة فجئنا وقد أم الناس عبد الرحمن بن عوف وقد صلى بهم ركعة من صلاة الصبح فذهبت لأوذنه فنهاني فصلينا ما أدركنا وقضينا ما سبقنا
Agreed upon. Bukhari narrated it in Sahih Bukhari, Book of Wudu, Chapter on a man performing wudu for his companion, hadith (182), (274), (79), from the hadith of Shaybi in abridged form. And Muslim narrated it in the Book of Purification, Chapter on wiping over the leather socks, with the same wording. It is also found in al-Kubra, hadith (111).