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HIS NOBLE WIVESRasūlAllāh married Khadījah bint KhuwaylidKhuwaylid as mentioned earlier. 114, the daughter ofHe then married Sawdah bint 115 Zamáh ibn Qays ibn Abdu Shams ibnAbdu Wudd ibn Naşr ibn Mālik ibn Ĥisl ibn Áāmir ibn Lu-ayy. When shebecame old, RasūlAllāh wished to divorce her; so she gifted her day 116 toĀýishah and said: ‘I have no inclination towards men. But I wish to beraised among your wives on Judgement day.’ 117 May Allāh táālā be wellpleased with her.He then married Āýishah bint Abū Bakr Ábdullāh ibn Úthmān ibn Áāmiribn Ámr ibn Kaáb ibn Saád ibn Taym ibn Murrah. He married her in Makkahtwo years before the migration 118 to Madīnah. It is also said that it wasthree years prior, when she was a girl of six or seven. She went to live withhim 119 in Madīnah when she was nine. When RasūlAllāh passed away,she was eighteen. She passed away at the age of fifty-eight or thereabouts.RasūlAllāh did not marry a virgin other than her; her apellation wasUmm Ábdullāh. May Allāh táālā be well pleased with her.He then married Ĥafşah bint Úmar ibn Al-Khatţāb ibn Nufayl ibn Ábd al-Úzzā ibn Riyāĥ ibn Ábdullāh ibn Qurţ ibn Razāĥ ibn Ádiy ibn Kaáb. It isreported that RasūlAllāh divorced her and the Archangel Jibrīl 7came to him with a message: ‘Verily, Allāh táālā commands you to takeĤafşah back; as she fasts and prays immensely.’ In another report: ‘As amercy for Úmar.’ May Allāh táālā be well pleased with both of them.114He did not marry another lady, so long as Sayyidah Khadijah was alive.115Bint: daughter of; Ibn/Bin: son of.116If a person has many wives, it is necessary to appoint days for each of them equally and inturns.117So RasūlAllāh did not divorce her and she passed away as one of his wives.118Hijrah.119In Arab/Islamic cultures, the marriage or the contract takes place first and the bride goesto live with her husband after a short period. In the subcontinent this is known as rukhsati.29
RasūlAllāh married Umm Ĥabībah Ramlah bint Abū Sufyān Sakhr ibnĤarb ibn Umayyah ibn Abdu Shams ibn Abdu Manāf. The marriage tookplace while she was in Abyssinia. Najāshī paid a dower of four hundredgold coins 120 on behalf of RasūlAllāh . Úthmān ibn Áffān stood as herkinsman. 121 It is also said that it was Khālid ibn Saýīd ibn al-Áāş . Shepassed away in 44 AH. May Allāh táālā be well pleased with her.He married Umm Salamah Hind bint Abī Umayyah ibn Al-Mughayrahibn Ábdullāh ibn Úmar ibn Makhzūm. She passed away in 62 AH, and wasthe last of his blessed wives to leave this world, and it is also said that itwas Maymūnah. May Allāh táālā be well pleased with her.He married Zaynab bint Jaĥsh ibn Ri-āb ibn Yaámur ibn Şabirah ibnMurrah ibn Kabīr ibn Ghanm ibn Dūdān ibn Asad ibn Khuzaymah. She wasthe daughter of Umaymah, his paternal aunt. She passed away inMadīnah, in the year 20 AH. She was the first to demise after RasūlAllāh among his noble wives. May Allāh táālā be well pleased with her.He married Juwayriyah bint Ĥārith ibn Abū Đirār ibn Ĥabīb ibn Áāyidhibn Mālik ibn al-Muşţaliq. She was a comely lady, and was enslaved afterthe battle of Banī Muşţalaq and taken by Thābit ibn Qays ibn Shammās,who then agreed to free her for a sum. 122 She came to RasūlAllāh seekinghelp to pay the sum; RasūlAllāh said to her: ‘If you wish, I can offer youa better arrangement. I shall pay the sum that is due, and take you inmarriage.’ She accepted and he paid the due and married her. She passedaway in the year 56 AH. May Allāh táālā be well pleased with her.He married Şafiyyah bint Huy’yī ibn Akhţab [ibn Saánah ibn Thálabahibn Úbayd] ibn Kaáb ibn Khazraj an-Nađīriyyah 123 from the progeny of [theprophet] Hārūn 7. She was enslaved after the battle of Khaybar.RasūlAllāh manumitted her and stipulated her manumission as herdower. She passed away in the year 50 AH. May Allāh táālā be well pleasedwith her.120dīnār121waliy122This is known as mukātabah in legal parlance.123Belonging to the Banū Nađīr, a Jewish tribe.30
Page 1 and 2: S I R A H ~ S E R I E SThe Light of
Page 3 and 4: S I R A H ~ S E R I E SThe Light of
Page 5 and 6: CONTENTSTranslator’s Preface1 Aut
Page 7 and 8: َه ُُالحمد هلل رب ا
Page 10 and 11: AUTHOR’S INTRODUCTIONThus said th
Page 12 and 13: His mother is Lady Āminah,the dau
Page 14 and 15: HIS BEING NURSEDHe was suckled by
Page 16 and 17: to a monastery. 25 The monk (of the
Page 18 and 19: He received the first revelation a
Page 20 and 21: PILGRIMAGEHe went on Ĥajj, the ma
Page 22 and 23: He made lengthy supplications at th
Page 24 and 25: HIS NAMESRasūlAllāh has many na
Page 26 and 27: ُAllāh táālā has named him Na
Page 28 and 29: He was the kindest of men; he woul
Page 30 and 31: the audience such that each of them
Page 32 and 33: HIS FOOD AND DRINKHe did not part
Page 34 and 35: HIS DRESSHe would wear clothes ma
Page 36 and 37: He never travelled without the fol
Page 40 and 41: He married Maymūnah bint Ĥārith
Page 42 and 43: HIS CHILDRENQasim, and it is on hi
Page 44 and 45: HIS UNCLES AND AUNTSHis paternal u
Page 46 and 47: HIS SLAVES AND BONDWOMENHis slaves
Page 48 and 49: His bondwomen were:Umm Rāfiý Salm
Page 50 and 51: HIS GUARDSThose who served as his
Page 52 and 53: Muhājir ibn Abū Umayyah al-Makhz
Page 54 and 55: HEADSMENAmong those who carried exe
Page 56 and 57: THE TEN GIVEN GLAD TIDINGS OF PARAD
Page 58 and 59: He had three mules:Dul-dul gifted
Page 60 and 61: He also had a baton 153 named Mamsh
Page 62 and 63: He had a couch and a velvet quilt.
Page 64 and 65: He prayed for Jabir’s camel and
Page 66 and 67: He entered Makkah after Victory an
Page 68 and 69: HIS PASSING AWAYRasūlAllāh pass
Page 70 and 71: Appendix ACLARIFICATIONS1. Portion
Page 72 and 73: It is important to remember this di
Page 74 and 75: any teacher in the creation] to rea
Page 76 and 77: In a ĥadīth narrated by Anas ibn
Page 78 and 79: Appendix CVISITING THE PROPHET Imā
Page 80 and 81: Imām Qurţubī in his Tafsīr writ
Page 82 and 83: state we are in.” He [Ādam] will
Page 84 and 85: ًََُُُِْْAppendix EYA RAS
Page 86 and 87: هَهََAppendix FPROPHETS ARE AL
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3. I passed by Mūsā, during the N
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12. Akhlāqu’n Nabiyy wa Ādābih
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ABOUT THE AUTHORImām Abu’l Fat
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