Musannaf Ibn Abi Shayba 24:160

Ibn Fudayl narrated to us, from Salim ibn Abi Hafsa, from Mundhir, who said: I was with Ibn al-Hanafiyyah, and I saw him tossing and turning on his bed and sighing. His wife said to him, "What distresses you regarding the affair of this enemy of yours, Ibn al-Zubayr?" He said, "By Allah, it is not this enemy of Allah, Ibn al-Zubayr, that distresses me, but rather what will be done to his sanctuary tomorrow." He said: Then he raised his hands to the heaven and said, "O Allah, You know that I knew, from what You taught me, that he would emerge from it killed, and his head would be paraded through the cities or through the marketplaces."