Sahih Bukhari

When the Prophet (SAW) put his feet in the stirrup and the she-camel got up carrying him he would start reciting Talbiya at the mosque of Dhul-Hulaifa.
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The Prophet (SAW) met them (i.e. the people) while he was riding an unsaddled horse with his sword slung over his shoulder.
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Once, the people of Al-Madina were frightened, so the Prophet (SAW) rode a horse belonging to Abu Talha and it ran slowly, or was of short paces. When he returned, he said, "I found your (i.e. Abu Talha's) horse very fast. After that the horse could not be surpassed in running."
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The Prophet (SAW) arranged for a horse race amongst the horses that had been made lean to take place between Al-Hafya and Thaniyat Al-Wada (i.e. names of two places) and the horses which had not been made lean from Ath-Thaniyat to the mosque of Bani Zuraiq. I was also amongst those who took part in that horse race. Sufyan, a sub-narrator, said, "The distance between Al-Hafya and Thaniya Al-Wada is five or six miles; and between Thaniyat and the mosque of Bani Zuraiq is one mile."
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The Prophet (SAW) arranged for a horse race of the horses which had not been made lean; the area of the race was from Ath-Thaniya to the mosque of Bani Zuraiq. (The sub-narrator said, "Abdullah bin Umar was amongst those who participated in that horse race.")
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Musa bin Uqba said, Nafi said: Ibn Umar said, "Allah's Apostle (SAW) arranged a horse race amongst the horses that had been made lean, letting them start from Al-Hafya and their limit (distance of running) was up to Thaniyat-al-Wada. I asked Musa, 'What was the distance between the two places?' Musa replied, 'Six or seven miles. He arranged a race of the horses which had not been made lean sending them from Thaniyat-al-Wada, and their limit was up to the mosque of Bani Zuraiq.' I asked, 'What was the distance between those two places?' He replied 'One mile or so.' Ibn Umar was amongst those who participated in that horse race."
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The she camel of the Prophet (SAW) was called Al-Adba.
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The Prophet (SAW) had a she camel called Al Adba which could not be excelled in a race. (Humaid, a sub-narrator said, "Or could hardly be excelled.") Once a bedouin came riding a camel below six years of age which surpasses it (i.e. Al Adba) in the race. The Muslims felt it so much that the Prophet (SAW) noticed their distress. He then said, "It is incumbent upon Allah (or it is Allah's Law) that He lowers or brings down whatever rises high in the world."
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The Prophet (SAW) did not leave anything behind him after his death except a white mule, his arms and a piece of land which he left to be given in charity.
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that a man asked him. "O Abu Umara! Did you flee on the day (of the battle) of Hunain?" He replied, "No, by Allah, the Prophet (SAW) did not flee but the hasty people fled and the people of the Tribe of Hawazin attacked them with arrows, while the Prophet (SAW) was riding his white mule and Abu Sufyan bin Al-Harith was holding its reins, and the Prophet (SAW) was saying, 'I am the Prophet (SAW) without a lie, I am the son of Abdul Muttalib.' "
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