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[Vitamin_C]

Adeel, I am sad to see that your website has come to this now.
Siasat.pk RIP.

People have been abusing Qadianis and Hindus on this forum since day one no one said a word but when it comes to your religion then you start crying foul.

 

[Wake up Pak]

Wives and Concubines​

No.	Name	Status	Date	Details	Notable Early Sources
1	Khadijah bint Khuwaylid	Married	July 595.	She was a wealthy merchant from Mecca who employed the 24-year-old Muhammad and then proposed marriage. She was the mother of six of his children and a key character in the earliest development of Islam. She was Muhammad's only wife as long as she lived. She died in April 620.	Ibn Ishaq[4] Ibn Hisham[5] Al-Tabari[6] Ibn Sa'd[7]
2	Sawda bint Zam'a	Married, though with limited rights.	May 620.	She was a tanner who had been an early convert to Islam. Muhammad married her at a time when he was unpopular and bankrupt. He considered divorcing her when, as the oldest and plainest of his wives (described as "fat and very slow"), she no longer attracted him, but she persuaded him to keep her in the house in exchange for never sleeping with her again (she gave up her turn to Aisha).	Bukhari[8] Ibn Ishaq[9] Ibn Hisham[10] Al-Tabari[11] Ibn Sa'd[12]
3	Aisha bint Abi Bakr	Married	Contracted May 620 but first consummated in April or May 623.	She was the daughter of Muhammad's best friend and head evangelist Abu Bakr. Muhammad selected the six-year-old Aisha in preference to her teenaged sister, and she remained his favourite wife. She contributed a major body of information to Islamic law and history. The paedophilic aspect of this relationship has institutionalised such marriages within Islam.	Ibn Ishaq[13] Ibn Hisham[14] Al-Tabari[15] Ibn Sa'd[16]
4	Hafsa bint Umar	Married	January or February 625.	She was the daughter of Muhammad's wealthy friend Umar. Hafsa was the custodian of the autograph-text of the Qur'an, which was actually somewhat different from the standard Qur'an of today.	Ibn Ishaq[17] Ibn Hisham[18] Al-Tabari[19] Ibn Sa'd[20]
5	Zaynab bint Khuzayma	Married	February or March 625.	She was a middle-class widow known as "Mother of the Poor" because of her commitment to charity work. She died in October 625.	Ibn Hisham[21] Al-Tabari[22] Ibn Sa'd[23]
6	Hind (Umm Salama) bint Abi Umayya	Married	April 626.	An attractive widow with four young children, Hind had been rejected by her aristocratic family in Mecca because they were so hostile to Islam. Her tact and practical wisdom sometimes mitigated Muhammad's cruelties. She was a notable teacher of Islamic law and a partisan of Ali.	Ibn Ishaq[24] Ibn Hisham[25] Al-Tabari[26] Ibn Sa'd[27]
7	Zaynab bint Jahsh	Married	March 627.	An early convert to Islam, Zaynab was the wife of Muhammad's adopted son Zayd ibn Harithah. She was also the Prophet's biological cousin. When Muhammad became infatuated with Zaynab, Zayd was pressured into a divorce. To justify marrying her, Muhammad announced new revelations that (1) an adopted son did not count as a real son, so Zaynab was not his daughter-in-law, and (2) as a prophet, he was allowed more than the standard four wives. Zaynab excelled at leather-crafts.	Ibn Ishaq[28] Ibn Hisham[29] Al-Tabari[30] Ibn Sa'd[31]
8	Rayhana bint Zayd ibn Amr	Sexual slavery	May 627.	Her first husband was one of the 600-900 Qurayza men whom Muhammad beheaded in April 627. He enslaved all the women and selected Rayhana for himself because she was the most beautiful. When she refused to marry him, he kept her as a concubine instead. She died shortly before Muhammad in 632.	Ibn Ishaq[32] Al-Tabari[33] Ibn Sa'd[34]
9	Juwayriyah bint Al-Harith	Married	January 628.	The daughter of an Arab chief, she was taken prisoner when Muhammad attacked her tribe. Muhammad did not make a habit of marrying his war-captives, but Aisha claimed that Juwayriyah was so beautiful that men always fell in love with her at first sight.	Ibn Ishaq[35] Ibn Hisham[36] Al-Tabari[37] Ibn Sa'd[38]
10	Ramlah (Umm Habiba) bint Abi Sufyan	Married	July 628 (following a proxy wedding earlier in the year)	She was a daughter of Abu Sufyan, the Meccan chief who led the resistance against Muhammad, but she had been a teenaged convert to Islam. This marriage offset some of Muhammad's political humiliation in the Treaty of Hudaybiya by demonstrating that he could command the loyalty of his adversary's own daughter. Ramlah was devoted to Muhammad and quick to pick quarrels with people who were not.	Ibn Ishaq[39] Ibn Hisham[40] Al-Tabari[41] Ibn Sa'd[42]
11	Safiyah bint Huyayy	Married	July 628.	She was the beautiful daughter of a Jewish chief, Huyayy ibn Akhtab. Muhammad married her on the day he defeated the last Jewish tribe in Arabia, only hours after he had supervised the slaying of Kinana her second husband. His earlier victims had included her father, brother, first husband, three uncles and several cousins. This marriage was of no benefit to Safiyah's defeated tribe, who were banished from Arabia a few years later; its real political significance was that Safiyah's presence in Muhammad's household was an open demonstration that he had defeated the Jews.	Ibn Ishaq[43] Ibn Hisham[44] Al-Tabari[45] Ibn Sa'd[46]
12	Maymunah bint Al-Harith	Married	February 629.	She was a middle-class widow from Mecca who proposed marriage to Muhammad. A placid woman who kept a very tidy house, Maymunah was completely obsessed with rules and rituals.	Ibn Ishaq[47] Ibn Hisham[48] Al-Tabari[49] Ibn Sa'd[50]
13	Mariyah bint Shamoon al-Quptiya	Sexual slavery	c. June 629.	She was one of several slaves whom the Governor of Egypt sent as a present to Muhammad. He kept her as a concubine despite the objections of his official wives, who feared her beauty. Mariyah bore Muhammad a son, Ibrahim.	Ibn Ishaq[51] Al-Tabari[52] Ibn Sa'd[53]
14	Mulayka bint Kaab	Divorced	January 630.	Her family resisted the Muslim invasion of Mecca. Needing to appease the conqueror, they gave him the beautiful Mulayka as a bride. When she realised that Muhammad's army had killed her father, she demanded a divorce, which he granted her. She died a few weeks later.	Al-Tabari[54] Ibn Sa'd[55]
15	Fatima al-Aliya bint Zabyan al-Dahhak	Divorced	February or March 630.	She was the daughter of a minor chief who had converted to Islam. Muhammad divorced her after only a few weeks "because she peeked at men in the mosque courtyard." Fatima had to work for the rest of her life as a dung-collector, and she outlived all Muhammad's widows.	Al-Tabari[56] Ibn Sa'd[57]
16	Asma bint Al-Numan	Divorced	June or July 630.	She was a princess from Yemen whose family hoped the marriage alliance would ward off a military invasion from Medina. But Muhammad divorced her before consummation after Aisha tricked her into reciting the divorce formula. Asma later married a brother of Umm Salama.	Ibn Hisham[58] Al-Tabari[59] Ibn Sa'd[60]
17	Al-Jariya	Sexual slavery	After 627.	She was a domestic slave belonging to Zaynab bint Jahsh, who made Muhammad a present of her. She seems to have been an "unofficial" concubine who did not have a regular turn on his roster.	Ibn al-Qayyim[61]
18	Amra bint Yazid	Divorced	c. 631.	She was a Bedouin of no political importance. Muhammad divorced her before consummation when he saw she had symptoms of leprosy.	Ibn Ishaq[62] Ibn Hisham[63] Al-Tabari[64] Ibn Sa'd[65]
19	Tukana al-Quraziya	Sexual slavery	Unknown, but probably in the last months of Muhammad's life.	She was a member of the defeated Qurayza tribe whom Muhammad selected as one of his personal slaves. She appears to have been another "unofficial" concubine without a regular turn on the roster. After Muhammad's death, she married Abbas.	Majlisi[66] Ibn al-Qayyim.[67]

As I said before, prove it from the Quran. What you have posted has no value/authenticity to me as I do not follow any hadeeth or man-made literature.

 

[Vitamin_C]

As I said before, prove it from the Quran.

Quran does not discuss Muhammad's life, for that you have to read Prophet's biography.

 

[Wake up Pak]

Quran does not discuss Muhammad's life, for that you have to read Prophet's biography.

All i need is the Quran rest is just conjecture and dogmas.

 

[crankthskunk]

From where he has copied his material had this as its first line.

According to Anas ibn Malik, the Prophet Muhammad used to visit all eleven of his wives in one night; but he could manage this, as he had the sexual prowess of thirty men.

If we look at his own submission, Prophet SAW married H Khadija Ra in 595.
The next marriage was to Aisha Ra in 620.
For long 25 years, Prophet SAW had just one wife , Khadija Ra.
The behaviour of Prophet SAW was against the quote above. If he Saw (Nauzobillah) was as described and meant, why he didn't marry many women when he was young ! We all know, young men have more desires and energy.

Thus it is proven that the reasons for Prophet Saw marriages after the passing of Khadija Ra were others than the described by the article.

 

[Vitamin_C]

For long 25 years, Prophet SAW had just one wife , Khadija Ra.

Because he was financially dependent on Khadijah. Wo is Kay Tukro pe palta that.

His Aaliyat came out when his patron and provider died and he came to power.

“If you want to see the true character of a man, give him power.”
Abraham Lincoln

 

[Vitamin_C]

Thus it is proven that the reasons for Prophet Saw marriages after the passing of Khadija Ra were others than the described by the article.

What was the reason for his marriage with Maria Qibtia and his marriage with his own son’s wife?

He tricked Hazrat Hafsa that her father Umar is calling her when Hafza went to Umar he said he didn’t asked for her, upon returning home Hafza discovered Prophet of Allah in doggy style with Hafza’s white Coptic slave Maria Qibtia on Hafzas own bed. Muhammad told her not to tell anyone but Hafza told Ayesha and it became a scandal. Later verse was revealed in By Allah to save Muhammad. Allah is actually fake ID of Muhammad.