[Maymayfor]

I was looking into a Video of an Ahle Haddis Aalim where he refered to a haddis which was something like . Once Aisha RA asked Prophet PBUH that who do you like the most in your companions or who do you owe the most maybe . Prophet PBUH replied its Umar RA, then after sometime he said Aisha the night which was spend with Abu Bakr in the cave of Saur is more heavy then the entire life of Umar being spend with me .


if this is correct can anyone give me the HAddis number / Reference ?

[Aw1HhC0m]

I'm sure I've also read it but can't seem to find it.
In the mean time I found this one :
Abu Umamah () narrates that the Messenger of Allah said, “I was brought scales and placed in it against my nation in the other scale, I outweighed it. Then I was raised then Abu Bakr placed on the scale so he
outweighed my nation. Then ‘Umar ibn AlKhattab was placed against my nation on the scales and he outweighed my nation. Then the scales were lifted to the heavens as I gazed at it.”

Abu Na’yim inthe virtue of the companions

[Wetekemieluth]

I was looking into a Video of an Ahle Haddis Aalim where he refered to a haddis which was something like . Once Aisha RA asked Prophet PBUH that who do you like the most in your companions or who do you owe the most maybe . Prophet PBUH replied its Umar RA, then after sometime he said Aisha the night which was spend with Abu Bakr in the cave of Saur is more heavy then the entire life of Umar being spend with me .


if this is correct can anyone give me the HAddis number / Reference ?

I read this hadith most probably in Serat-e-aisha r.a or Fazaail-e-amaal. I'll provide its actual reference afterwards, but here comes another tradition in the similar context which says that Hazrat Umar (r.a) proposed:

"I will exchange all good deeds of my life time for your (Abu Bakar R.A's) acts of one night and one day. One night from those three nights you spent with Prophet Muhammad (s.a.w.w) in the Cave of "Saur" and one day from the days of battles against impostor prophets to guard the Finality of Muhammad". (Mishkawt).