The Prophet Muhammad had 12 wives for political, social, and religious reasons rather than lust. He first married Khadijah at age 25 and remained with her for 25 years until her death when he was 52. After a period of mourning, he married several more times to spread Islam, strengthen bonds with companions, reward widows and divorcees, serve as a role model, and form alliances with other groups. His marriages were not unusual for the times and helped advance Islam in various ways rather than being motivated by lust.
Khadijah (Allah be pleased with her), one of the best women in history. A wife of our beloved Prophet Muhammad (saw) and who was the first to accept his Message. The Qur'an makes reference to her and The Prophet (saw) spoke highly of her in his narrations.
Khadijah (Allah be pleased with her), one of the best women in history. A wife of our beloved Prophet Muhammad (saw) and who was the first to accept his Message. The Qur'an makes reference to her and The Prophet (saw) spoke highly of her in his narrations.
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This is a short biography of prophet Mohammad peace be upon him.
I hobe our non-Arbic speaking brothers would benefit from and teach their children our Prophet's Seara.
Muhammad (Sm), Hazrat Prophet Muhammad (Sm) was born in the Year of the Elephant (Amul-e-Fil), when the Yemeni ruler Ashabul Fil Abraha tried to attack the Holy Ka'ba (Baitullah) with an army and elephants in his train. It was on a Monday in the month of Rabiul Awwal in the Arabic calendar that Hazrat Muhammad (Sm) was born. There are four different dates cited by various authorities as his birthday: the 8th, 9th, 10th, and 12th day of the month of Rabiul Awwal. But there is no doubt that he was born on the Monday that fell between the 8th and 12th that month. Majority of Islamic scholars believe that the 12th of Rabiul Awwal is the most probable date. Hafiz Ibne Hazar Al-Askalani and Ibne Aseer are among those who have accepted this date. It should be noted that according to some historians the Prophet's date of birth coincided with the attack that was carried out by Abraha on 20 April 570 or 571, although others have mentioned 19 April and 21 April as possible dates.
Perfumes of prophet mohammed biography (eng.)Arab Muslim
This is a short biography of prophet Mohammad peace be upon him.
I hobe our non-Arbic speaking brothers would benefit from and teach their children our Prophet's Seara.
Muhammad (Sm), Hazrat Prophet Muhammad (Sm) was born in the Year of the Elephant (Amul-e-Fil), when the Yemeni ruler Ashabul Fil Abraha tried to attack the Holy Ka'ba (Baitullah) with an army and elephants in his train. It was on a Monday in the month of Rabiul Awwal in the Arabic calendar that Hazrat Muhammad (Sm) was born. There are four different dates cited by various authorities as his birthday: the 8th, 9th, 10th, and 12th day of the month of Rabiul Awwal. But there is no doubt that he was born on the Monday that fell between the 8th and 12th that month. Majority of Islamic scholars believe that the 12th of Rabiul Awwal is the most probable date. Hafiz Ibne Hazar Al-Askalani and Ibne Aseer are among those who have accepted this date. It should be noted that according to some historians the Prophet's date of birth coincided with the attack that was carried out by Abraha on 20 April 570 or 571, although others have mentioned 19 April and 21 April as possible dates.
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18. 2-The first woman he married , Khadijah was 40
years old already married twice before him and had
children. He stayed married to her alone for 25
years, until she died. He stayed single after her
death for two years in grief and mourning over
her death. He was then 52 years old.
19. 3-From 52 till 60, he married several times for political
and social reasons, not for lust (Naooz Billah(….
After two years of living single , he married Sawdah, an
80 year old widow in order to honor her because she
was the first widow in Islam.
Not an act of a lustful man after a period of living single.
20. It’s not logical to say that lust had appeared
suddenly at the Prophet’s life at 52, and at the
middle of the fierce physical and psychological
struggle to spread Islam
21. There is only one conclusion we can extract
from the above:
1-Mohammad (PBUH) the man married Khadijah
2-Mohammad (PBUH) the Prophet married the
rest of his wives.
22. But , was Mohammad (PBUH( the only
Prophet to have multiple wives?
Or polygamy was taken by other
Prophets as well?
23. The answer is : NO. Polygamy
was the norm at the times of Ibrahim,
Dawoud, Solayman, all known in the
Bible to have been polygamists.
24. Now, let’s mention the political, social
and religious reasons the prophet
(PBUH) had these marriages.
25. First: To spread the culture through eyewitnesses with
all the details known only to intimate people. Hazrat
Aaishah (R.A), being so young, was able to tell all
those details to the Muslims for more than 42 years.
She had seen and learnt so much from him. Her
young age was a great advantage in this respect. She
could tell what the Prophet (pbuh) used to do or say
in all aspects of life, so that people do and say the
same in the similar situations…
26. Hazrat Aaishah (R.A), was the most knowledgeable
person when it comes to the daily life of the
Muslims and how it should go as was lived by the
Prophet (PBUH) himself . But how can he (PBUH)
married her when she was only nine years old? The
desert climate answers to that.
In such environment Girls reached youth very
young. Not only in Arabia, but also in Roma and
Persia, girls were married that young
27. Second:To strengthen the relationships with his
companions, he married Abi Bakr’s daughter and
Omar's sister, married his daughters to Othman
and Ali, May God be pleased with them all.
28. Third: out of mercy and rewarding the early Muslim
widows and divorcees he (PBUH) gave them the honor of
marrying them himself (Husbands either died in battles
or were non Muslims who divorced them.).
Sawdah, Om-salama and Habeebah were widows.
29. Fourth: The Prophet (PBUH) was being a role model
for the Muslims being kind to the widows and to the
people of the book who newly embraced Islam.
He (PBUH) married Safiyah after her father , a Jew,
embraced Islam , so giving him and his daughter the
honor among his people
30. Fifth: He (PBUH) wanted to have ties and links with the
different nations of the world. When he married Mariya, all
Egyptians were on his side, and when he married
Gowayriyah, all herpeople (they were called the Bani
Almustalaq and were captured by the Muslims aftera
battle),, they all embraced Islam
31. I wish this makes you more assured and able take
a stand up to allegations against the Prophet (PBUH).
May peace, mercy and blessings of Allah be upon you all.