There are conflicts in Muslim practice whether Muhammad previously wedded Sawda or Aisha, however Sawda is normally viewed as his subsequent spouse and she was residing with him before Aisha joined the family.
Before he left for Medina, it was proposed by Khawlah bint Hakim that he ought to wed Sawdah bint Zam'ah, who had experienced numerous difficulties after she turned into a Muslim. Before that, Sawdah was hitched to a fatherly cousin of hers named As-Sakran ibn 'Amr and had five or six youngsters from her past marriage. She alongside her significant other moved to Abyssinia because of oppression of Muslims by Meccans.
Her better half kicked the bucket in Abyssinia and consequently Sawdah needed to return to Makkah. There are conflicts in Muslim custom whether Muhammad previously wedded Sawda or Aisha, however Sawda is typically viewed as his subsequent spouse and she was residing with him before Aisha joined the household.
In one record, he wedded Sawda in Shawwal, when Sawda was around 55 years of age, in the 10th year of prophethood, after the passing of Khadija. At about a similar period, Aisha was pledged to him.
As Sawda progressed in years, and a period after Muhammad's union with Umm Salama,[30] a few sources guarantee that Muhammad wished to separate from Sawda.
A few practices keep up with that Muhammad didn't mean to separate from her, however just Sawda dreaded or felt that he would.[32] Ibn Kathir said that Muhammad was stressed that Sawda may be annoyed about rivaling such countless more youthful spouses, and proposed to separate her.[33] Sawda proposed to give her chance of Muhammad's intimate visits to Aisha, of whom she was very fond,[33] expressing that she "was old, and really focused not on men; her main longing was to ascend Upon the arrival of Judgment as one of his wives".
While a few Muslim antiquarians refer to this story as an explanation of disclosure, refering to Quran 4:128, others like Rashid Rida debate this entire record as "ineffectively upheld",
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