Musannaf Ibn Abi Shaybah 15337 — Those who ordered the teaching

He said: Sayyiduna Ibn Abbas (may Allah be pleased with them both) had told me that the valley in front of Mina which is called Muhassir is to be crossed quickly. When he (Ibn Umar) came to it, he spurred his mount with his foot, and I knew that he wanted to go quickly, but his mount was too tired for him, so I urged it on quickly. Then he stoned the Jamrah. The next day he stoned the Jamrah — I think he said to me: at midday — then he went forward until he was between it and the middle Jamrah, and he made supplications like his supplications at the two places of standing, except that he added: 'Wa aslih li' (and set right for me), or he said: 'Wa atmim lana manasikana' (and complete for us our rites). He said: His standing there lasted, I reckon, as long as it takes a person to recite Surah Yusuf. Then he stoned the middle Jamrah, then went forward and supplicated in the same way and stood for a similar length of time.