English translation
2729. It was reported from Ḥashraj bin Ziyād, from his grandmother — his father's mother — that she went out along with the Messenger of Allāh ﷺ for the Battle of Khaibar. She was one of the six women. (She said): "When the Messenger of Allāh ﷺ found out about it he sent for us, so we came to him and saw him angry. He said: 'Whom did you come out with, and with whose permission did you come out?' We said: 'O Messenger of Allāh! We came out to spin the hair[1] and support with it in the cause of Allāh, we have remedies for the injured ones, we hand over arrows and supply Sawīq to drink.' He said: 'Then continue.' When Allāh granted him victory over Khaibar he gave us a share from the spoils as he gave to the men." He (Ḥashraj) said: "I said to her: 'O grandmother! And what was that?' She replied: 'Dates.'" (Da'if)
