Aisha
Muhammad's third wife (c. 613/614 - 678) · Writers · Died at 64
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Something wrong?Third wife of Muhammad and the only one he married as a virgin, she became early Islam's most prolific female scholar - credited with narrating over 2,000 hadiths and teaching companions on matters from inheritance law to eschatology.
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Born around 614 CE, daughter of Abu Bakr, she married the Prophet Muhammad and remained with him until his death. What followed was 44 years of intense activity: she transmitted his teachings across legal, ritual, and theological domains, her intellectual command of poetry, medicine, and jurisprudence praised by students like Urwa ibn al-Zubayr. Through the caliphates of her father and three successors she engaged publicly - unusual for women of the period - culminating in her role at the Battle of the Camel during Ali's rule, a stance that earned Sunni reverence and Shia censure. She died in July 678, having shaped the early community as muhadditha, teacher, and political actor.
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