Sahih Ibn Hibban 6645

Translation

✧ When they returned to Madinah from the Umrah of al-Ji'ranah, he sent Abu Bakr ؓ to lead the Hajj. We set out with him until, when we were at al-Arj, he called the iqamah for the dawn prayer. When he stood up for the takbir, he heard the rumble of a camel behind him, so he paused the takbir and said, "This is the rumble of the camel of the Messenger of Allah ﷺ, al-Jad'a'. Perhaps it is the Messenger of Allah ﷺ, so we may pray with him." But it was Ali on it. Abu Bakr said to him, "Are you a commander or a messenger?" He said, "No, rather a messenger. The Messenger of Allah ﷺ sent me with Bara'ah to recite to the people at the stations of Hajj." We reached Makkah, and on the day before the Day of Tarwiyah, Abu Bakr stood and addressed the people. When he finished, Ali stood and recited Bara'ah until he completed it. Then we went out with him until the Day of Arafah. Abu Bakr stood and addressed the people, teaching them their rites. When he finished, Ali stood and recited Bara'ah to the people until he completed it. Then on the Day of Sacrifice, we departed. When Abu Bakr returned, he addressed the people and told them about their departure, their sacrifices, and their rites. When he finished, Ali stood and recited Bara'ah to the people until he completed it. On the first Day of Departure, Abu Bakr stood and addressed the people about how they should depart and how they should throw, teaching them their rites. When he finished, Ali stood and recited Bara'ah to the people until he completed it.

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