صحيح مسلم 4683

It has been narrated on the authority of Anas b. Malik who said:On the Day of Uhud some of the people, being defeated, left the Prophet (ﷺ), but Abu Talha stood before him covering him with a shield. Abu Talha was a powerful archer who broke two or three bows that day. When a man would pass by carrying a quiver containing arrows, he would say: Spare them for Abu Talha. Whenever the Prophet (ﷺ) raised his head to look at the people, Abu Talha would say: Prophet of Allah, may my father and my mother be thy ransom, do not raise your head lest you be struck by an arrow shot by the enemy. My neck is before your neck. The narrator said: I saw `A'isha bint Abu Bakr and Umm Sulaim. Both of them had tucked up their garments, so I could see the anklets on their feet. They were carrying water-skins on their backs and would pour water into the mouths of the people. They would then go back (to the well), would fill them again and would return to pour water into the mouths of the soldiers. (On this day), Abu Talha's sword dropped down from his hands twice or thrice because of drowsiness

Rapporté par Anas ibn Malik رضي الله عنه : Le jour de Uhud, certains, vaincus, abandonnèrent le Prophète ﷺ, mais Abu Talha se tint devant lui pour le protéger avec un bouclier. Abu Talha était un archer puissant qui brisa deux ou trois arcs ce jour-là. Quand un homme passait avec un carquois rempli de flèches, on lui disait : « Garde-les pour Abu Talha. » Chaque fois que le Prophète ﷺ levait la tête pour regarder les gens, Abu Talha disait : « Ô Messager d’Allah, que mon père et ma mère soient sacrifiés pour toi, ne lève pas la tête, de peur qu’une flèche de l’ennemi ne t’atteigne. Mon cou est devant le tien. » Le narrateur dit : J’ai vu Aïsha bint Abu Bakr et Umm Sulaim, leurs vêtements relevés, si bien que je voyais les bracelets à leurs chevilles. Elles portaient des outres d’eau sur leur dos et donnaient à boire aux gens. Elles retournaient ensuite au puits, remplissaient à nouveau les outres et revenaient pour donner de l’eau aux soldats. Ce jour-là, l’épée d’Abu Talha tomba de ses mains deux ou trois fois à cause de la somnolence