His male slave commits fornication, or his female slave commits fornication. O Ummah of Muhammad, by Allah, if you knew what I know, you would laugh little and weep much." (1)

1475 - Muhammad ibn Salamah informed us, from Ibn Wahb, from 'Amr ibn al-Harith, from Yahya ibn Sa'id, that 'Amrah narrated to him that 'A'ishah narrated to her that a Jewish woman came to her and said: "May Allah protect you from the punishment of the grave." 'A'ishah said: "O Messenger of Allah, are people truly punished in their graves?" The Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him, said: "I seek refuge with Allah." 'A'ishah said: The Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, went out to a place, and the sun was eclipsed (2), so we went out to the chamber, and women gathered around us, and the Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him, came toward us, and that was in the forenoon. He stood for a long standing, then he bowed for a long bowing, then he raised his head and stood, but less than the first standing, then he bowed, but less than his first bowing, then he prostrated. Then he stood for the second [rak'ah] and did the same, except that his bowing and standing were less than the first rak'ah. Then he prostrated, and the sun became clear. When he finished, he sat on the pulpit and said among what he said:

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(1) Its chain is authentic; Qutaybah: he is Ibn Sa'id. It is in "Al-Sunan al-Kubra" under number (1872).
Muslim also narrated it (901): (1) from Qutaybah, with this chain.
It is with Malik in "Al-Muwatta'" 1/186, and from his narration al-Bukhari narrated it (1044) and (5221), Abu Dawud (1191), and Ibn Hibban (2845). The second narration of al-Bukhari and the narration of Abu Dawud are abridged.
It was also narrated — in full and abridged — by Ahmad (24045), (25312), and (25352), al-Bukhari (1058), Muslim (901): (1) and (2), Abu Dawud (1187), and Ibn Hibban (2846) through various paths from Hisham ibn 'Urwah, from him.
It will also come under number (1500) via the path of 'Abdah ibn Sulayman, from Hisham ibn 'Urwah, from him.
See also what preceded under number (1465).
(2) In one copy of (H), (M), and (K): the sun was eclipsed.