Musnad Ahmad 16523

Translation

✧ I raided with the Messenger of God ﷺ against Hawazin. He said: While we were having our forenoon meal, and most of us were on foot—among us were weak ones—suddenly a man came on a red camel. He pulled out a tether from its girth, a young man, and hobbled his camel with it, then came to eat lunch with the people. When he saw their weakness and the thinness of their mounts, he went out to his camel, untied it, made it kneel, sat on it, and rode off spurring it. A man from Aslam, one of the Companions of the Prophet ﷺ, followed him on a grey she-camel, one of the best mounts of the people. He pursued him. He said: I ran out and caught up with him while the she-camel's head was at the haunch of the camel, and I was at the haunch of the she-camel. Then I moved forward until I was at the haunch of the camel, then I moved forward until I took hold of the camel's nose-rein and made it kneel. When he placed his knee on the ground, I drew my sword and struck his head, and it flew off. I came with his riding camel and what was on it, leading it. The Messenger of God ﷺ met me, coming forward. He said: 'Who killed the man?' They said: 'Ibn al-Akwaʿ.' He said: 'He gets all his spoils.'

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