The Shia propagandists claim that Omar said that the Prophet ﷺ was talking nonsense or that he asked if the Prophet was delirious. Yet, this is a blatant and manifest lie! In absolutely no Hadith did Umar ibn al-Khattab say these words. The event is narrated in multiple Hadith, including in Sahih Bukhari (4.52.288, 5.59.716, 4.53.393, 7.70.573, 1.3.114) and Sahih Muslim (13.4014, 13.4015, 13.4016). Yet, not in a single version–neither in the Sahihayn nor in any other Hadith compilation for that matter–are any such words ascribed to Omar ibn al-Khattab. It is only the Shia who make such claims that it was Omar who said that, but we demand them to show us the proof, and they can never do that, namely because Omar never said such a thing nor has such a thing ever been ascribed to him (aside from Shia books). Omar’s only explanation for refusing the Prophet’s order was that the Prophet was in a great deal of pain and that he (Omar) wished to ease the Prophet’s pain and burden.
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