Musnad Ahmad — Hadith #45082

Abdullah told us, Suwayd bin Saeed told us, in the year two hundred and twenty-six, Muslim bin Khaled Al-Zanji told us, Abu Abd said Al-Rahman: I said to Suwayd: Why was he called the Negro? He said: He was very black, on the authority of Abd al-Rahman ibn al-Harith, on the authority of Zayd ibn Ali ibn Al-Hussein, on the authority of his father, on the authority of Ubayd Allah ibn Rafi’, on the authority of Ali ibn Abi Talib, may God be pleased with him, that the Messenger of God, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him, stood At Arafat, which is synonymous with Usama bin Zaid, so he said, “This is a stopping place, and every Arafat is a stopping place.” Then he pushed and made the group and the people move. They struck right and left, and he turned and said, “Peace, O people,” until he came to Muzdalifah, and he combined the two prayers, then He stood at Muzdalifah and Al-Fadl ibn Abbas followed, then he stood at Qazh and said, “This is the situation and the whole of Muzdalifah.” Then he pushed and started walking around while the people were striking right and left, and he turned around and said: Peace, O people. Peace, O people. So when He stopped at a muhassir whose mount trotted with him until it emerged from the valley, then he continued his journey until he came to al-Jamrah. Then he entered the cave and said, “This is the cave and every Mina is a place.” So he mentioned something like the hadith of Ahmad bin Abdah on the authority of Al-Mughirah bin Abdul Rahman. Something like that or something like that...