Tirmidhi 44

[Sahih] Abu Dawud also recorded it in the Book of Purification, chapter on the description of the Prophet's ﷺ wudu, no. 116, from the hadith of Abu Ishaq with the same wording. This hadith has many corroborating narrations.There are also narrations on this subject from Uthman [Bukhari, no. 159, and Muslim, no. 226], Rubayyi [Abu Dawud, no. 126, and Ibn Majah, no. 418], Ibn Umar [Ibn Majah, no. 414], Ayesha [Ibn Majah, no. 415], Abu Umama [mentioned earlier, no. 37], Abu Rafi [mentioned earlier in this chapter, no. 42], Abdullah bin Amr [Abu Dawud, no. 135, and Ibn Majah, no. 422], Muawiya [Abu Dawud, no. 125], Abu Hurairah [Ibn Majah, no. 415], Jabir [coming up, no. 45], Abdullah bin Zayd [mentioned earlier, no. 32], and Ubayy bin Kaab [Ibn Majah, no. 420].